Gender Equality as a Sustainable Development Goal and its Implementation in Kazakhstan

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to assess the level of gender inequality in Kazakhstani society in order to achieve sustainable development in Kazakhstan. The paper raises the issue of women's participation in political, economic and public life. Literature review shows that the issue of gender equality is still relevant, as empowering women can achieve a significant economic and social shift in the country's economy. In this article, a quantitative method of analysis was used. The study revealed that the number of women studying in pre-school and secondary education is lower than men, women's wages are lower than men's, and despite the level of education, women's wages are also lower than men's. Consequently, gender inequality is present in many spheres of life in the country. Women's potential and opportunities are hidden and require additional measures to achieve the goal of sustainable development