In Kazakhstan, when assessing the well-being of families, not only income is taken into account, but also the employment of family members, housing, property, loans and savings. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Sputnik Kazakhstan.
Group C: average income, satisfactory living conditions
Group C includes families with an average income and satisfactory living conditions. They are able to meet their basic needs.
Group D: families in a more difficult financial situation
Group D includes families in a more difficult financial situation. They may have a low income and may lack stable employment or their own housing.
Group E: those who need state support first
Group E includes families who need support from the state first and foremost. Their income may be significantly below the poverty line, they may lack stable employment, housing, property and savings, and they may also have overdue loans.
More details in the video
More details about the procedure for assessing the level of well-being of families can be found in the video.
Subsistence minimum — 55,173 tenge
It should be noted that from January 1, 2027, the subsistence minimum in Kazakhstan will be 55,173 tenge.