Akimat of the Sarkan district
The state institution "The Office of the akim of the Sarkansky district" ensures the activities of the akimat and the akim of the district.
Tasks: information and analytical, organizational, legal and logistical support of the activities of the akimat and akim of the district. Functions: Control over the execution of acts of the President, the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, decisions and orders of the akim of the region, district. Coordination of work on assessing the effectiveness of the activities of civil servants of local executive bodies of the district, the offices of akims of rural districts and cities of district significance, ensuring the professional development of personnel of the state body. Conducting public procurement, organizing and carrying out works related to the registration of civil status acts, participating in the implementation of state policy in the provision of public services within its competence. Implementation of state control over the use and protection of agricultural land. Within its competence, the implementation of other functions provided for by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
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KEY ISSUES REGARDING UAPF
PENSION ASSET MANAGEMENT KEY ISSUES REGARDING UAPF Who manages pension assets? The investment of pension assets is managed by the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan (NBRK) and, since 2021, by licensed investment portfolio managers (IPMs) that meet the requirements of the authorized body. The primary objective of this fiduciary management of pension savings is to invest in various financial instruments and generate income. Pension asset managers—both the NBRK and IPMs—maintain their own investment strategies and independently determine the structure of their investment portfolios within the framework of their investment declarations. The current IPM registry includes six private companies to which Kazakhstanis can entrust the management of their pension savings: Alatau City Invest JSC, BCC Invest JSC, Centras Securities JSC, Halyk Finance JSC, Halyk Global Markets JSC, and Tansar Capital JSC. (Note: Halyk Global Markets JSC has notified the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund [UAPF] of the termination of its fiduciary management agreement effective 2027; consequently, as of January 1, 2026, the Fund is no longer accepting applications to transfer pension savings to this company.) Information regarding IPMs and their investment declarations can be found on the website www.enpf.kz under the "Services" section—specifically the "Registry of Investment Portfolio Managers"—as well as on the online platform invest.enpf.kz. Legislative amendments provide for the possibility of transferring up to 100% of pension savings—accumulated through compulsory pension contributions and compulsory occupational pension contributions—to an investment portfolio manager (IPM) for management. Who is eligible for this, and how does the mechanism work? All UAPF contributors will have the option to transfer up to 100% of their accumulated savings to private investment portfolio managers (IPMs) for management. These provisions came into effect on September 7, 2026. Information regarding IPMs and their investment declarations is available on the website www.enpf.kz under the "Services" – "Register of Investment Portfolio Managers" section, as well as via the online platform invest.enpf.kz. In the near future, a single IPM will be able to offer contributors up to three types of investment portfolios (conservative, moderate, and aggressive), differing in terms of risk level, expected return, and investment horizon. The procedure for structuring investment portfolios of pension assets will be determined by the authorized body responsible for the regulation, control, and supervision of the financial market and financial organizations. Is it possible to distribute savings among several management companies? Contributors may select one or more Investment Portfolio Managers (IPMs). To enhance public awareness, the UAPF has launched a unified online information platform: invest.enpf.kz. This modern digital resource enables contributors to compare data on pension asset portfolios managed by various entities—specifically the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan (NBRK) and IPMs—all in one place. Contributors gain access to tools for independently evaluating investment portfolios and selecting a manager and investment strategy tailored to their specific goals and expectations. Furthermore, the invest.enpf.kz platform allows contributors not only to review IPM investment declarations and analyze financial performance but also to access information regarding any administrative measures, sanctions, or enforcement actions taken against an IPM by the regulator (the ARDFM). How the transfer of savings from the UAPF to an asset management company takes place? To transfer pension savings to trust management, an account holder must select an Investment Portfolio Manager (IPM) and then submit an application using the prescribed form. This can be done via the personal account area on the enpf.kz website or the invest.enpf.kz online platform using an electronic digital signature, or at any UAPF branch. Within the personal account area, the account holder can, among other things: check the amount available for transfer to, or return from, an IPM or the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan (NBRK); review the terms and conditions for submitting an application to select (or change) an IPM or to return pension savings currently under IPM management to NBRK management; submit an application to select (or change) an IPM or to return funds to the NBRK, and track the application's status; access other available pension services. The status of an application to transfer pension savings to trust management can be tracked in the personal account area on the website or via the UAPF mobile app. The processes for submitting applications for transfer to an IPM and their subsequent processing by the UAPF are fully automated. The UAPF transfers pension assets to IPM trust management within the timeframes established by regulatory legal acts. However, transferring pension savings from one IPM to another, or returning them to NBRK management, is permitted only after at least one year has elapsed since the initial transfer. Where can contributors find complete information on pension asset management and track the performance of management companies? The UAPF serves as the central record-keeping and information hub for all contributors and acts as the operator of their individual pension savings accounts, regardless of which entity manages the assets(the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan and/or an Investment Portfolio Manager (IPM) selected by the contributor). The UAPF provides accessible services related to pension asset management, offering 24/7 access to statements that fully reflect citizens' accumulated savings and earned investment income via the personal account section of the enpf.kz website or the UAPF mobile app. Information regarding the investment activities of each manager is continuously updated on the enpf.kz website under the "Statistics and Analytics" section—specifically, "Investment Management of Pension Assets." Additionally, a dedicated online platform (invest.enpf.kz) operates for UAPF contributors; this modern digital resource enables users to compare the asset management performance of all managers (the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan and IPMs). Invest.enpf.kz provides access to return-on-investment data, allows for the comparison of asset managers and their portfolios over selected timeframes, and facilitates informed investment decision-making.
The volume of pension savings of Kazakhstanis exceeded 28.47 trillion tenge as of September 1, 2026.
The volume of pension savings of Kazakhstanis exceeded 28.47 trillion tenge as of September 1, 2026. As of September 1, 2026, the volume of pension savings held by Kazakhstanis exceeded KZT 28.47 trillion, marking a 12-month increase of KZT 3.36 trillion (or 13.4%). Pension savings derived from compulsory pension contributions (CPCs) stood at KZT 26.37 trillion as of September 1, 2026, having risen by KZT 2.53 trillion—or 10.6%—over the preceding 12 months. Pension savings of compulsory occupational pension contributions (COPC) amounted to KZT 746.16 billion increasing by 5.0% in 12 months. Growth continued in savings accumulated through voluntary pension contributions (VPCs). As of September 1, 2026, the volume of these savings stood at KZT 10.43 billion, marking a 7.1% increase over the preceding 12 months. Pension savings derived from employer’s compulsory pension contributions (ECPCs)—which have been credited to contributors' (beneficiaries') pension accounts since January 1, 2024—amounted to KZT 1,348.82 billion as of September 1, 2026, having increased nearly 2.5-fold over the 12-month period. Incomes The total volume of accumulated funds is derived from pension contributions and investment income. During the first eight months of 2026, contributions totaling KZT 2,439.42 billion were credited to contributors' individual and conditional pension accounts, representing a 15.9% (or KZT 334.44 billion) increase compared to the same period last year. From the beginning of 2026 through September 1, 2026, contributions credited to individual pension savings accounts (IPSA) amounted to KZT 1,865.85 billion for compulsory pension contributions (CPC)—an 8.1% increase year-on-year—and KZT 100.97 billion for compulsory occupational pension contributions (COPC)—a 12.3% increase—while voluntary pension contributions (VPC) totaled KZT 1,412.37 million. Employer’s compulsory pension contributions (ECPC) for the period from the start of the year to September 1, 2026, amounted to KZT 471.18 billion. Net investment income credited to contributors' accounts from the beginning of the year through September 1, 2026, totaled KZT 1,198.09 billion. Benefits and transfers Benefits from all types of contributions and transfers to insurance organizations from the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund (UAPF) totaled KZT 1,242.35 billion for the period of January–August 2026. Old-age pension benefits amounted to KZT 196.23 billion. The average monthly scheduled benefit from the UAPF upon reaching retirement age was 39,008 tenge. Lump-sum pension benefit payments for housing improvements and medical treatment totaled KZT 462.75 billion between the start of 2026 and September 1, 2026; inheritance benefits amounted to KZT 70.61 billion; payments related to permanent relocation outside the Republic of Kazakhstan totaled KZT 33.62 billion; benefits to persons with disabilities amounted to 2.32 billion tenge; and funeral payments totaled KZT 6.33 billion. A total of KZT 470.49 billion was transferred to insurance organizations. IPSA number As of September 1, 2026, the total number of pension accounts at the UAPF stood at 19.01 million (an increase of 1.13 million, or 6.3%, over the preceding 12 months). Of this total, the number of individual pension savings accounts held by contributors (beneficiaries) was 12.87 million, comprising 11.42 million CPC accounts, 794.38 thousand COPC accounts, and 464.91 thousand VPC accounts. It should be noted that the total number of CPC accounts (11.42 million) also includes accounts belonging to beneficiaries who have left the country for permanent residence abroad but have not claimed their accumulated funds; deceased contributors whose heirs have not processed the inheritance of pension savings; military personnel transferred to full state pension provision since 2016; and other categories of contributors (beneficiaries) whose accounts are not subject to contributions under Kazakhstani legislation. The number of individual pension savings accounts at the UAPF recording information on received ECPC contributions totaled 6.14 million. Up-to-date statistical data on pension assets is available on the enpf.kz website under the "Statistics and Analytics" section.
US$76.11 million has been allocated to Kazakhstanis under the National Fund for Children program
US$76.11 million has been allocated to Kazakhstanis under the National Fund for Children program Between February 1, 2024, and September 1, 2026, a total of 365,553 citizens received targeted savings (TS) payouts under the National Fund for Children program, amounting to approximately US$76.11 million. From the beginning of 2026 through September 1, 170,156 citizens received TS payouts totaling US$44.84 million. Of this number, 119,279 Kazakhstanis received over US$31.00 million for housing improvements, while 50,877 received US$13.83 million for education expenses. The funds were transferred to authorized operators for subsequent crediting to the applicants' bank accounts. Recipients have the right to use either the full amount or a portion of it. Any unclaimed funds remain in the targeted savings account (TSA) for 10 years. After this period, the unused balance is transferred to the beneficiary's individual pension savings account, where it is recorded as voluntary pension contributions. The most popular option for improving housing conditions was topping up housing construction savings accounts for further accumulation: payments totaling US$30.51 million were made to 117,712 recipients. Additionally, US$183.65 thousand was paid to 788 young Kazakhstanis for down payments on mortgage loans to purchase homes, while US$102.17 thousand was paid to 437 Kazakhstanis for the outright purchase of housing via civil-law transactions (final settlement). Regarding the use of targeted savings for education, the largest share of funds was allocated to pay for educational services provided by institutions within the Republic of Kazakhstan—either in installments (per academic period or school year) or as a single lump-sum payment (covering the entire course of study); 47,584 citizens received a total of US$12.96 million under this category. The following services were also in demand: topping up educational savings accounts under the relevant agreements—funds totaling US$587.56 thousand were transferred to 2,309 recipients; additionally, US$220.44 thousand was disbursed to 861 citizens to cover educational services provided by foreign educational institutions, either in installments (per academic period or academic year) or as a lump-sum payment (for the entire duration of study). It should be noted that the accrual of targeted requirements ceases upon the death of a participant or the entry into legal force of a court decision declaring them deceased. To claim targeted entitlements /TS following the death of a participant or recipient, heirs may apply to the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund (UAPF) in accordance with the procedure established by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan. As of September 1, 2026, payments totaling 74.46 thousand US dollars have been made to heirs, with 226 citizens receiving the funds. Detailed information on TS payouts for housing improvement and/or education expenses, broken down by authorized operators and regions, is available on the enpf.kz website. It is worth noting that, based on the results for 2025, a payment of $130.71 per child was credited to Kazakhstani children; for 2024, the amount was $129.38; and for 2023, it was $100.52. Funds from the National Fund are credited annually to children under the age of 18 in the form of targeted allocations. Under the law, the amounts credited to young Kazakhstanis remain part of the National Fund’s assets and continue to be invested. Thanks to this ongoing investment, the value of each child's targeted requirements grows annually through the generated investment income. As a result, the total accumulated value of all targeted requirements (including the investment income added each year) for a child participating in the program: - - three years, amounted to 370 dollars 56 cents; - two years, amounted to 263 dollars 93 cents; - one year, amounted to 130 dollars 71 cents. Parents and other legal representatives can verify a child's participation in the program using the child's IIN (Individual Identification Number) via the kids.enpf.kz website, the personal account section of the eGov.kz e-government portal, as well as the eGov Mobile app and the mobile apps of certain second-tier banks. If information regarding the targeted allocations accrued to children for the 2025 reporting year is not displayed, it is necessary to update the documents within the mobile apps by following this path: in the eGov Mobile app: "Digital Documents" – "Family" – "Refresh document list" – "National Fund accruals"; in mobile apps of second-tier banks, for example, Kaspi.kz: "Government Services" – "All documents" – "Refresh document list" – "National Fund accruals". The absence of information regarding the accrual of targeted requirements for children who have reached or will reach the age of 18 this year in the legal representative's personal account is due to the fact that these entitlements have acquired "TS" status; consequently, access to information about them is granted directly to the TS recipient (the individual who has reached or will reach the age of 18 in 2026). These individuals must independently access information about their TS via their personal accounts on the UAPF or e-government websites so that, upon turning 18, they can contact an authorized operator to open a US dollar bank account and submit an online application for the TS payout to improve housing conditions and/or pay for education. Currently, the authorized operators are: Otbasy Bank JSC (for housing and education), Halyk Bank of Kazakhstan JSC (for education), Bank CenterCredit JSC (for education). Statistics regarding minors participating in the targeted entitlements program, adult TS recipients, and the use of TS funds for housing and/or education are available on the enpf.kz website. You can review the program terms and obtain instructions and answers to your questions on the kids.enpf.kz website. You can also view video commentary and instructions on the topic on the БЖЗҚЕНПФ YouTube channel: video commentary by Zh.B. Kurmanov, the Chairman of the Executive Board of UAPF JSC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=30CdPWl6dv0 Video commentary by M.T. Sharipov, Managing Director of UAPF JSC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APg2vATmMk0 "Q&A" video commentary on the National Fund for Children program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cKr1VCAvUk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrV0y37Gjnk Instructions for the National Fund for Children website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgP3dmMwAHc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyC2c-HgqpQ Instructions on the implementation of the National Fund for Children program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqeT41rWecA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNBSS1VHdWU
From a classic pension annuity to new opportunities
ANNOUNCEMENT From a classic pension annuity to new opportunities On September 17, 2026, the Kazakhstan Insurance Forum 2026 took place in Almaty, bringing together representatives from the insurance, financial, and pension sectors to discuss key issues regarding the industry's development. The forum featured a panel discussion titled "Life Not According to Plan: Why Are We Afraid to Insure Our Future?", where participants explored the development of life insurance, long-term financial planning, and new opportunities for citizens to secure future income. The discussion was moderated by insurance market expert and Centras Group founder Eldar Abdrazakov. Participants included Zhanat Kurmanov, Chairman of the Executive Board of UAPF JSC; Adil Mukhamedzhanov, Chairman of the Board of KASE; Gulzhan Zhaksymbetova, Chair of the Board of BCC Life JSC; Anastasia Ovsyannikova, Vice President of Bank CenterCredit; Gaukhar Buribayeva, Chair of the Board of Halyk-Life JSC; and Murat Kylyshbay, founder of the Islamic fintech company AJR Finance Ltd. One of the discussion topics focused on the development of pension annuities as a tool for providing retirement income to citizens. Zhanat Kurmanov, Chairman of the Executive Board of UAPF JSC, outlined the prospects for this sector. He noted that Kazakhstan’s insurance market is growing rapidly and holds significant potential for further expansion. However, in his view, the scale of the insurance industry does not yet fully align with the pace of economic development. "The pension annuity market is emerging as a key driver for the growth of the life insurance sector. The option to use pension savings to purchase a pension annuity was originally built into the pension system as a way to provide citizens with income during retirement. Today, Kazakhstanis with pension savings in the UAPF can choose from various payout methods: scheduled payments from the UAPF until funds are exhausted, lifetime payments via an insurance company, or a combination of these options." The life insurance market is deeply integrated with the investment market. Beyond traditional products—such as immediate, deferred, and joint retirement annuities—new opportunities linked to the investment component are emerging. This is a natural progression, given that life insurance is closely tied to the investment market globally and insurance companies act as major institutional investors. "It is therefore important that retirement annuities are not viewed through a 'buy-and-forget' lens. Citizens need to understand the additional benefits this financial instrument offers, particularly regarding long-term financial planning and the investment component. Further market development could lead to the emergence of new products—including hybrid ones—that combine insurance protection, regular dividends, and investment opportunities," commented Zhanat Kurmanov. Zhanat Kurmanov also emphasized the need to further foster a culture of long-term financial planning among the population. This is particularly relevant for young people, who—as noted during the discussion—often focus primarily on short-term financial goals. What types of pension annuities are available to Kazakhstanis? As a reminder, a pension annuity is a contract between an individual and a life insurance company under which the insurer commits to paying a monthly pension for life or until a specified age. Various types of pension annuities are available on the Kazakhstani life insurance market. An immediate pension annuity provides for benefits to begin after the contract is concluded, in accordance with its terms. A deferred pension annuity entails benefits commencing after a specific period stipulated in the contract. During the deferral period, funds may be invested according to the contract terms, which affects the amount of future benefits. A joint (spousal) pension annuity allows two individuals to pool their pension savings to receive lifetime benefits under the contract terms. Upon the death of one participant, payments continue for the benefit of the other. Thus, the development of the pension annuity market expands opportunities for individuals to build long-term retirement income and offers additional options for managing pension savings. Ultimately, the choice between receiving pension payments from the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund (UAPF) and purchasing a pension annuity is an individual financial decision that depends on the person's life circumstances, the size of their savings, and their retirement planning goals.
The volume of pension savings of Kazakhstanis exceeded 28.47 trillion tenge as of September 1, 2026.
As of September 1, 2026, the volume of pension savings held by Kazakhstanis exceeded KZT 28.47 trillion, marking a 12-month increase of KZT 3.36 trillion (or 13.4%). Pension savings derived from compulsory pension contributions (CPCs) stood at KZT 26.37 trillion as of September 1, 2026, having risen by KZT 2.53 trillion—or 10.6%—over the preceding 12 months. Pension savings of compulsory occupational pension contributions (COPC) amounted to KZT 746.16 billion increasing by 5.0% in 12 months. Growth continued in savings accumulated through voluntary pension contributions (VPCs). As of September 1, 2026, the volume of these savings stood at KZT 10.43 billion, marking a 7.1% increase over the preceding 12 months. Pension savings derived from employer’s compulsory pension contributions (ECPCs)—which have been credited to contributors' (beneficiaries') pension accounts since January 1, 2024—amounted to KZT 1,348.82 billion as of September 1, 2026, having increased nearly 2.5-fold over the 12-month period. Incomes The total volume of accumulated funds is derived from pension contributions and investment income. During the first eight months of 2026, contributions totaling KZT 2,439.42 billion were credited to contributors' individual and conditional pension accounts, representing a 15.9% (or KZT 334.44 billion) increase compared to the same period last year. From the beginning of 2026 through September 1, 2026, contributions credited to individual pension savings accounts (IPSA) amounted to KZT 1,865.85 billion for compulsory pension contributions (CPC)—an 8.1% increase year-on-year—and KZT 100.97 billion for compulsory occupational pension contributions (COPC)—a 12.3% increase—while voluntary pension contributions (VPC) totaled KZT 1,412.37 million. Employer’s compulsory pension contributions (ECPC) for the period from the start of the year to September 1, 2026, amounted to KZT 471.18 billion. Net investment income credited to contributors' accounts from the beginning of the year through September 1, 2026, totaled KZT 1,198.09 billion. Benefits and transfers Benefits from all types of contributions and transfers to insurance organizations from the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund (UAPF) totaled KZT 1,242.35 billion for the period of January–August 2026. Old-age pension benefits amounted to KZT 196.23 billion. The average monthly scheduled benefit from the UAPF upon reaching retirement age was 39,008 tenge. Lump-sum pension benefit payments for housing improvements and medical treatment totaled KZT 462.75 billion between the start of 2026 and September 1, 2026; inheritance benefits amounted to KZT 70.61 billion; payments related to permanent relocation outside the Republic of Kazakhstan totaled KZT 33.62 billion; benefits to persons with disabilities amounted to 2.32 billion tenge; and funeral payments totaled KZT 6.33 billion. A total of KZT 470.49 billion was transferred to insurance organizations. IPSA number As of September 1, 2026, the total number of pension accounts at the UAPF stood at 19.01 million (an increase of 1.13 million, or 6.3%, over the preceding 12 months). Of this total, the number of individual pension savings accounts held by contributors (beneficiaries) was 12.87 million, comprising 11.42 million CPC accounts, 794.38 thousand COPC accounts, and 464.91 thousand VPC accounts. It should be noted that the total number of CPC accounts (11.42 million) also includes accounts belonging to beneficiaries who have left the country for permanent residence abroad but have not claimed their accumulated funds; deceased contributors whose heirs have not processed the inheritance of pension savings; military personnel transferred to full state pension provision since 2016; and other categories of contributors (beneficiaries) whose accounts are not subject to contributions under Kazakhstani legislation. The number of individual pension savings accounts at the UAPF recording information on received ECPC contributions totaled 6.14 million. Up-to-date statistical data on pension assets is available on the enpf.kz website under the "Statistics and Analytics" section.
US$76.11 million has been allocated to Kazakhstanis under the National Fund for Children program
Between February 1, 2024, and September 1, 2026, a total of 365,553 citizens received targeted savings (TS) payouts under the National Fund for Children program, amounting to approximately US$76.11 million. From the beginning of 2026 through September 1, 170,156 citizens received TS payouts totaling US$44.84 million. Of this number, 119,279 Kazakhstanis received over US$31.00 million for housing improvements, while 50,877 received US$13.83 million for education expenses. The funds were transferred to authorized operators for subsequent crediting to the applicants' bank accounts. Recipients have the right to use either the full amount or a portion of it. Any unclaimed funds remain in the targeted savings account (TSA) for 10 years. After this period, the unused balance is transferred to the beneficiary's individual pension savings account, where it is recorded as voluntary pension contributions. The most popular option for improving housing conditions was topping up housing construction savings accounts for further accumulation: payments totaling US$30.51 million were made to 117,712 recipients. Additionally, US$183.65 thousand was paid to 788 young Kazakhstanis for down payments on mortgage loans to purchase homes, while US$102.17 thousand was paid to 437 Kazakhstanis for the outright purchase of housing via civil-law transactions (final settlement). Regarding the use of targeted savings for education, the largest share of funds was allocated to pay for educational services provided by institutions within the Republic of Kazakhstan—either in installments (per academic period or school year) or as a single lump-sum payment (covering the entire course of study); 47,584 citizens received a total of US$12.96 million under this category. The following services were also in demand: topping up educational savings accounts under the relevant agreements—funds totaling US$587.56 thousand were transferred to 2,309 recipients; additionally, US$220.44 thousand was disbursed to 861 citizens to cover educational services provided by foreign educational institutions, either in installments (per academic period or academic year) or as a lump-sum payment (for the entire duration of study). It should be noted that the accrual of targeted requirements ceases upon the death of a participant or the entry into legal force of a court decision declaring them deceased. To claim targeted entitlements /TS following the death of a participant or recipient, heirs may apply to the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund (UAPF) in accordance with the procedure established by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan. As of September 1, 2026, payments totaling 74.46 thousand US dollars have been made to heirs, with 226 citizens receiving the funds. Detailed information on TS payouts for housing improvement and/or education expenses, broken down by authorized operators and regions, is available on the enpf.kz website. It is worth noting that, based on the results for 2025, a payment of $130.71 per child was credited to Kazakhstani children; for 2024, the amount was $129.38; and for 2023, it was $100.52. Funds from the National Fund are credited annually to children under the age of 18 in the form of targeted allocations. Under the law, the amounts credited to young Kazakhstanis remain part of the National Fund’s assets and continue to be invested. Thanks to this ongoing investment, the value of each child's targeted requirements grows annually through the generated investment income. As a result, the total accumulated value of all targeted requirements (including the investment income added each year) for a child participating in the program: - - three years, amounted to 370 dollars 56 cents; - two years, amounted to 263 dollars 93 cents; - one year, amounted to 130 dollars 71 cents. Parents and other legal representatives can verify a child's participation in the program using the child's IIN (Individual Identification Number) via the kids.enpf.kz website, the personal account section of the eGov.kz e-government portal, as well as the eGov Mobile app and the mobile apps of certain second-tier banks. If information regarding the targeted allocations accrued to children for the 2025 reporting year is not displayed, it is necessary to update the documents within the mobile apps by following this path: in the eGov Mobile app: "Digital Documents" – "Family" – "Refresh document list" – "National Fund accruals"; in mobile apps of second-tier banks, for example, Kaspi.kz: "Government Services" – "All documents" – "Refresh document list" – "National Fund accruals". The absence of information regarding the accrual of targeted requirements for children who have reached or will reach the age of 18 this year in the legal representative's personal account is due to the fact that these entitlements have acquired "TS" status; consequently, access to information about them is granted directly to the TS recipient (the individual who has reached or will reach the age of 18 in 2026). These individuals must independently access information about their TS via their personal accounts on the UAPF or e-government websites so that, upon turning 18, they can contact an authorized operator to open a US dollar bank account and submit an online application for the TS payout to improve housing conditions and/or pay for education. Currently, the authorized operators are: Otbasy Bank JSC (for housing and education), Halyk Bank of Kazakhstan JSC (for education), Bank CenterCredit JSC (for education). Statistics regarding minors participating in the targeted entitlements program, adult TS recipients, and the use of TS funds for housing and/or education are available on the enpf.kz website. You can review the program terms and obtain instructions and answers to your questions on the kids.enpf.kz website. You can also view video commentary and instructions on the topic on the БЖЗҚЕНПФ YouTube channel: video commentary by Zh.B. Kurmanov, the Chairman of the Executive Board of UAPF JSC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=30CdPWl6dv0 Video commentary by M.T. Sharipov, Managing Director of UAPF JSC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APg2vATmMk0 "Q&A" video commentary on the National Fund for Children program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cKr1VCAvUk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrV0y37Gjnk Instructions for the National Fund for Children website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgP3dmMwAHc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyC2c-HgqpQ Instructions on the implementation of the National Fund for Children program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqeT41rWecA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNBSS1VHdWU