Ministry of Regional Development (Kazakhstan)

The Ministry of Regional Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Kazakh: Өңірлік даму министрлігі) was a central executive body of the Government of Kazakhstan responsible for the formulation and implementation of state policy in the areas of regional development, architecture, urban planning, and construction. Its specific functions included the development of state programs aimed at balanced territorial development, improving the efficiency of local government, and ensuring the sustainable development of settlements. The Ministry also oversaw activities related to housing construction, infrastructure development, and the provision of public utilities.

The Ministry was reorganized and its functions were transferred to other ministries during government restructuring efforts. For example, responsibilities related to architecture, urban planning, and construction were transferred to the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development. The precise dates of creation, disbandment, and functional transfers should be consulted for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding its organizational history. Details regarding current governmental bodies responsible for previously assigned duties should also be researched for updated information.