Analysis of National Strategies of Central Asian Countries from the Position of Humanization

Chubaeva, N. N.

The article reveals the humane component of the national strategies of Central Asian countries and the inadequacy of measures that impede the balanced development of the economy and access to world markets for goods and services. The author assessed the measures being implemented by governments for congruence with the global humanization of every life area, that is the novelty of the study. The humanization indicators were explored on the back of an information-digital database representing an author’s data set jointly with the President of the Institute of Scientific Communications E.G. Popkova (2020). The data-set contains the latest information of the World Economic Fund, OECD, International Monetary Fund, and other independent international organizations. Taking into account that the world community recognizes the need of adjusting national strategies directed at global economic growth to attain high-level goals for the period up to 2030, the author reveals vulnerable areas to be immediately upgraded. Also, the author gave recommendations to minimize the negative effect of current problems in the legislative and regulatory framework, education, adherence to the principles of the green economy, etc. to build a general model of economic growth in Central Asian countries, as well as identified three areas to be revamped.