Capital's blueprint for development up to 2035 unveiled by government
In a significant step towards the future, the draft general development plan for Astana, now known as Nur-Sultan, until 2035 has been published on the Open NPP Portal. The document, however, does not contain detailed information about population projections, housing provision, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, or the timeline for construction.
The detailed development plan for the city typically outlines projections and infrastructure goals such as expected population growth, housing targets, educational and healthcare expansions, and phased construction schedules. If you require the specific 2035 development plan with these detailed parameters, it's recommended to check directly on the Open NPP Portal or official government sources from Kazakhstan responsible for urban planning and development.
The 2035 plan for Astana aims to increase housing provision per person to 26 square meters by 2025, with a long-term goal of 30 square meters per person for comfortable living. To achieve this, the plan foresees the construction of 43,580.8 square meters of new housing from 2021 to 2035, with an initial housing stock of 24,996.2 square meters. The first phase of the plan (by 2025) includes the construction of 27 healthcare facilities.
To ensure comfortable living by 2035, it is necessary to introduce outpatient facilities with a total capacity of 21,800 visits per shift and to increase the hospital bed fund by 4,265 units. By 2035, the plan forecasts an increase in the number of student places in educational institutions by 257,400, equivalent to 164 schools. A total of 62 healthcare facilities are planned to be constructed by the end of the Astana general development plan (2035).
It's worth noting that the General Development Plan for Shymkent until 2035 has also been approved by the government, but no further details about the plan are provided in this article. The General Plan project for Astana until 2035 is available for viewing at this link: https://www.open-npa.ru/.
The plan, which has been reviewed by the President and approved by the city's maslikhat, is open for public discussion until December 8. For those seeking a comprehensive understanding of the development plans for Astana and other cities in Kazakhstan, it's advisable to stay informed through official channels and reliable sources.
In the 2035 development plan for Astana, the projection for increasing housing provision per person aims at 26 square meters by 2025, and 30 square meters by 2035, as part of a extensive construction project. The plan also incorporates the construction of healthcare facilities, with a goal to introduce outpatient facilities with a total capacity of 21,800 visits per shift and an increase in hospital bed fund by 4,265 units.
