Kazakhstan has experienced recent economic diversification and challenges related to climate change. Despite facing struggles with corruption, the country has received international support for its long-term concerns. In line with global efforts, Kazakhstan has set a conditional target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25% by 2030. However, improvements are still needed in areas such as anti-money laundering measures and risk management in the banking sector. The country has also implemented measures to address dust levels and safety concerns in air travel. A study suggests that investing in adaptation measures could be more beneficial for the country's GDP than relying solely on disaster relief. On a positive note, Kazakhstan has made progress in addressing structural issues through innovation.