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Aiman Zhusupova | 1 Articles

The agricultural sector has been bleeding farm workers in recent years, and its share of overall GDP has shrank from 5.2 percent in 2022 to 4.3 percent in 2023. Faced with low wages and uneven labor management practices, lots of farm workers are abandoning the sector. (Photo: gov.kz)

Kazakhstan: Plan to boost agricultural output overlooks farm workers

The agro-sector is hemorrhaging laborers.

Aiman Zhusupova Jul 25, 2024

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