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Ecological indicators of environmental monitoring and assessment
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Indicator:
Brief description:
This indicator presents the total volume of water supplied to the users by the water supply industry – taking into account water losses during transport – and the population connected to the water supply industry, as a total and as a share in the total population.
Methodology:
The indicator is formed in accordance with the "Methodology for the formation of environmental statistics indicators" approved by Order No. 223 of the Acting Chairman of the Statistics Committee of the Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 25, 2015.

The responsible state body for generating data on the volume of water supplied by water supply enterprises is the Bureau of National Statistics of the Agency for Strategic Planning and Reforms of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The information is generated once a year based on the results of a nationwide statistical observation in the form: 1-VK "Report on the work of enterprises operating water supply and (or) sanitation systems". The responsible state body for generating data on the population with access to centralized water supply is the Ministry of Industry and construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Unit:
The total volume of water supplied by the water supply industry is measured in million cubic metres per year; the share of the total population connected to the water supply industry is provided as a percentage
Goal:
The indicator provides a measure of pressure on the environment and a measure of adopted response to reduce this pressure. In addition, this indicator provides a measure of impact on human health and in a broader sense a measure of quality of life.
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