1,000 civil servants in Kazakhstan upgrade their digital and communication skills

November 2, 2020

1000 civil servants of the central and local executive bodies of Kazakhstan upgraded their digital and communication skills to ensure their effectiveness under the telecommuting model of work. The learning programme was inclusive, and considered the needs of 391 civil servants with disabilities, participated in the programme. Watch a video about their impressions of the program.

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