Audit Reveals Deficiencies in Spending of Billions Allocated to Science in Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's Supreme Audit Chamber has identified significant shortcomings in the spending of tens of billions of tenge allocated to science. Despite increased funding, the share of science in GDP remains low. The audit found that many scientific projects were not completed, selection processes were flawed, and intellectual property generated had a low rate of patentability, with international patents being particularly scarce.

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