SECURITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF HOUSING IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN: CURRENT STATE AND PROBLEM

Purpose of research. The purpose of the work is to highlight the current state in terms of housing provision and analyze the world and Kazakhstani experience in solving the problems of accessibility of adequate housing.
Methodology. During the study, comparative, statistical and graphical methods of analysis were used.
Originality /value of research. In a world where a social market economy is developing, social policy should be aimed at improving the well-being of the people, including ensuring decent living conditions. As a result of the study, international experience and policies were presented in providing adequate housing for all segments of the population. Application of the results of the study is possible in the activities of state bodies involved in providing housing for citizens of the country, as well as in the work of non-governmental public organizations.
Research results. In the course of the analysis of world politics in the field of ensuring adequate housing, the main directions for improving the Kazakhstan model for providing affordable housing were identified. This problem concerns not only socially vulnerable segments of the population, but also working people and families with children. This work requires a systematic approach and involves focusing on all areas of ensuring the availability of decent housing.

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