BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 11. Kazakhstan will
create a Digital Business Map as a new tool for targeted government
support and data-driven decision-making, Vice Minister of National
Economy of Kazakhstan Bekbolat Moldabekov said at a government
meeting.
According to the press service of Kazakh government, the project
does not envisage creating a new system from scratch. Instead, the
existing Register of Business Entities will be developed into the
core of a unified digital platform. The platform will combine
government data, digital business profiles, analytical services,
artificial intelligence tools and processes for providing state
support measures.
The Digital Business Map will serve as a unified ecosystem for
government agencies, businesses and operators responsible for
support programs. The project includes integration of the Register
of Business Entities with the Unified Personal Account, systems of
the Ministry of Finance, state information systems and support
program operators.
As a result, a unified digital profile will be created for each
business entity. This will allow state support measures to be
provided based on the company’s financial condition, development
potential and risk level.
The platform will also include analytical dashboards for
real-time assessment of economic indicators, analysis of the impact
of tax reforms and other government decisions on business activity,
as well as evaluation of the effectiveness of support measures.
"Thus, decisions in the field of state support will be made not on
the basis of separate statistical data, but on the basis of
comprehensive analytics and objective indicators," Moldabekov
said.
The initiative is part of Kazakhstan’s efforts to expand the use
of digital tools in public administration and improve the targeting
of business support mechanisms.
