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This presentation provides an overview of Pavlodar Province in Kazakhstan. It notes that Pavlodar has a population of 747,100 people and is a major industrial region, contributing 40% of the country's electricity, 66% of mined coal, and 72.4% of ferroalloys. The presentation also examines ICT development in Pavlodar, finding that internet usage and the number of personal computers is higher there than the national average.

Pavlodar Province
Present by Zholymbayev Alisher

2012 year

Content my presentation
• To show general facts about Pavlodar oblast

• To show social-economic development in this
region

• To show ICT development in Pavlodar oblast

General Facts
• Total Square 124.8 sq.km
• Total population 747,1 thousand
people from 1 January 2012
• 3 cities
• 10 rural districts

Population
Total population 747,1 thousand

• Female population is 395.2
thousand 52.9%

• Male population is 351.9
thousand 47.1 %

Age group
• 158.2 thousand children
aged 0-15 years (21.2% of the total)

• those aged 16-63 (58 years) - 491.7
thousand (65.8%)

older people aged 63 (58) years of age
or older - 97.2 thousand people (13%)

Ethnic groups

• Kazakhs 48.8 %

• Russian 37.9 %

• Ukrainians 5 %

Religion
Islam Orthodox

Source: wkipedia

Labour
• 418,000 working people

• 4,9% % of unemployment

• 91510 average nominal wage per employee in
2012

Source: oblstat.pavl.kz/rus/activities/

Pavlodar: Economic Overview
• 40 % of power electricity

• 66 % of the mined coal

• 72.4 % of ferroalloys

• 34 % of refined petroleum
product

Gross regional product of Pavlodar region
by sector
The gross regional % Of total specific gravity
product, million tenge in GRP
Republic,%

Pavlodar region 945 452,7
100,0 5,2
Agriculture, forestry and
fishing
31 745,1 3,4 4,2
Industry
463 597,8 49,0 7,4
Construction
34 193,1 3,6 3,2
Transportation
82 134,7 8,7 6,4
Information and
communication
7 599,8 0,8 1,6

Source: www.pavlodar.stat.kz/rus/press_itogixxx/

Main Industry
• Ferrous metallurgy

• Non-ferrous metallurgy
•
• Mechanical engineering and
metal working

• Chemical industry

• Refining industry

• Fuel and energy complex

• Energetic

ICT. Indicators of communication
services
specific January-September 2012,
Weight in 100 % Million tenge
Revenues from 100,0 7 420,4
communication services, all
Mobile communications 0,2 14,1
Long-distance telephone 16,8 1 245,0
service
Other telecommunications 16,2 1 198,7
services
internet 29,8 2 214,0
Local telephone service 26,0 1 927,2
Distribution services programs 9,3 693,5
for infrastructure cabling,
wireless networks, and on
satellite
Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

ICT
• Internet users per 100 inhabitants

2008 2009 2010 2011

Republic of
Kazakhstan
15,1 18,2 31,6 47,4
Pavlodar
oblast 25,1 19,8 30,3 53,3

Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

ICT
• Number of personal computers at enterprises

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Republic of
Kazakhstan 193 929 257 663 540 702 557 824 578 279
Pavlodar
Oblast 12 294 11 357 27 250 29 098 29 894

Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

ICT
• Level of computer literacy of users
No skills Beginner Regular User Experienced
user
Republic of
Kazakhstan 8,3 16,0 66,9 8,8
Pavlodar
Oblast - 14,5 73,6 11,9

Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

ICT
• Number of enterprises using the Internet
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Republic of
Kazakhstan 6 803 35 089 44 046 45 354 48 064
Pavlodar
oblast 341 1 266 1 955 1 874 2 129

Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

ICT. The main purposes of using the
Internet:
- Communications (51,4%);
- Information search and online services (64%);
- Buying and selling of goods and services
(9,9%);
- Contact with the public and state
organizations (7,9%);
- Employment, education, training (25%).

Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

Conclusion

• Pavlodar is one of the developed oblast in the
Kazakhstan

• Pavlodar is one of the stable developing oblast
in ICT sector

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Pavlodar presentation

1. Pavlodar Province Present by Zholymbayev Alisher 2012 year

2. Content my presentation • To show general facts about Pavlodar oblast • To show social-economic development in this region • To show ICT development in Pavlodar oblast

3. General Facts • Total Square 124.8 sq.km • Total population 747,1 thousand people from 1 January 2012 • 3 cities • 10 rural districts

4. Population

5. Population Total population 747,1 thousand • Female population is 395.2 thousand 52.9% • Male population is 351.9 thousand 47.1 %

6. Age group • 158.2 thousand children aged 0-15 years (21.2% of the total) • those aged 16-63 (58 years) - 491.7 thousand (65.8%) older people aged 63 (58) years of age or older - 97.2 thousand people (13%)

7. Ethnic groups • Kazakhs 48.8 % • Russian 37.9 % • Ukrainians 5 %

8. Religion Islam Orthodox Source: wkipedia

9. Labour • 418,000 working people • 4,9% % of unemployment • 91510 average nominal wage per employee in 2012 Source: oblstat.pavl.kz/rus/activities/

10. Pavlodar: Economic Overview • 40 % of power electricity • 66 % of the mined coal • 72.4 % of ferroalloys • 34 % of refined petroleum product

11. Gross regional product of Pavlodar region by sector The gross regional % Of total specific gravity product, million tenge in GRP Republic,% Pavlodar region 945 452,7 100,0 5,2 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 31 745,1 3,4 4,2 Industry 463 597,8 49,0 7,4 Construction 34 193,1 3,6 3,2 Transportation 82 134,7 8,7 6,4 Information and communication 7 599,8 0,8 1,6 Source: www.pavlodar.stat.kz/rus/press_itogixxx/

12. Main Industry • Ferrous metallurgy • Non-ferrous metallurgy • • Mechanical engineering and metal working • Chemical industry • Refining industry • Fuel and energy complex • Energetic

13. ICT. Indicators of communication services specific January-September 2012, Weight in 100 % Million tenge Revenues from 100,0 7 420,4 communication services, all Mobile communications 0,2 14,1 Long-distance telephone 16,8 1 245,0 service Other telecommunications 16,2 1 198,7 services internet 29,8 2 214,0 Local telephone service 26,0 1 927,2 Distribution services programs 9,3 693,5 for infrastructure cabling, wireless networks, and on satellite Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

14. ICT • Internet users per 100 inhabitants 2008 2009 2010 2011 Republic of Kazakhstan 15,1 18,2 31,6 47,4 Pavlodar oblast 25,1 19,8 30,3 53,3 Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

15. ICT • Number of personal computers at enterprises 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Republic of Kazakhstan 193 929 257 663 540 702 557 824 578 279 Pavlodar Oblast 12 294 11 357 27 250 29 098 29 894 Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

16. ICT • Level of computer literacy of users No skills Beginner Regular User Experienced user Republic of Kazakhstan 8,3 16,0 66,9 8,8 Pavlodar Oblast - 14,5 73,6 11,9 Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

17. ICT • Number of enterprises using the Internet 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Republic of Kazakhstan 6 803 35 089 44 046 45 354 48 064 Pavlodar oblast 341 1 266 1 955 1 874 2 129 Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

18. ICT. The main purposes of using the Internet: - Communications (51,4%); - Information search and online services (64%); - Buying and selling of goods and services (9,9%); - Contact with the public and state organizations (7,9%); - Employment, education, training (25%). Source: http://stat.kz/Pages/default.aspx

19. Conclusion • Pavlodar is one of the developed oblast in the Kazakhstan • Pavlodar is one of the stable developing oblast in ICT sector

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