Kazakhstan changes its statistics system: how it could affect data accuracy

Kazakhstan's statistics system is preparing for digital transformation. The Bureau of National Statistics plans to reduce the collection of reports and make greater use of data from government bodies and companies. The change directly affects the country's official statistical work.

An analytical columnist for the Kazinform agency examines how artificial intelligence could help analyse inflation, migration and the economy. The article focuses on the role this technology could play in statistical processes.

The piece also addresses what will ensure the accuracy of official indicators. The analysis aims to explain to readers what these changes mean for the quality of data.

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