Cloth; carded and 43,325 286,731 244,976 99,319 64,147 combed [thousand square metres] Leather of cows or 202,728 286,731 244,976 99,319 64,147 horse family hairless [thousand square decimetres] Leather of sheeps, 295 754 249 423 114 goats, pigs hairless [thousand square decimetres] Protective and 1,107 1,213 719 1,153 1,388 orthopaedic footwear, except sports shoes [thousand of pairs] Shoes with upper 508 531 622 630 786 layer made of leather with specially protected soles and specialized shoes (except sports shoes) [thousand of pairs] Production of 1 253 355 105 142 168 210 diagnostic medical devices Production of 115 49,059 79,854 77,049 22,480 1,800 paper [tonnes] Production of 60 57 63 62 packaging [million tonnes] Due to varying measurements applied by the Statistics Agency to the production output for industrial sectors, the above can be used to consider relative importance of those areas where potential use of new POPs can be detected during future surveys. Pesticide production is present, though it has quite a limited share with only 20 small industries operational, most of which are likely formulators rather than producers of pesticides. Other sub-sectors (fabric, leather, paper, packaging, wool processing and manufacturing) are considered as potential users of new POPs (for instance, PFO-S) and their respective production outputs may be considered as a rough indicator of the potential use of POPs chemicals by these industries. With regard to the chemical industry in Kazakhstan, its share in the total industrial output during constituted 1.1%, while the total manufacturing output was in the order of 3.8% on average. A number of industrial enterprises, which by type of their operations can be classified as a part of the chemical industry, has remained stable over same period, with some decrease after 2008 (from 223 to 206). In monetary terms, the value of the chemical industry for the first half of 2012 amounted to 89,658
Cloth; carded and combed [thousand square metres] 43,325 286,731 244,976 99,319 64,147 Leather of cows or horse family hairless [thousand square decimetres] 202,728 286,731 244,976 99,319 64,147 Leather of sheeps, goats, pigs hairless [thousand square decimetres] 295 754 249 423 114 Protective and orthopaedic footwear, except sports shoes [thousand of pairs] 1,107 1,213 719 1,153 1,388 Shoes with upper layer made of leather with specially protected soles and specialized shoes (except sports shoes) [thousand of pairs] 508 531 622 630 786 Production of diagnostic medical devices 1 253 355 105 142 168 210 Production of paper [tonnes] 115 49,059 79,854 77,049 22,480 1,800 Production of packaging [million tonnes] 60 57 63 62 Due to varying measurements applied by the Statistics Agency to the production output for industrial the above can be used to consider relative importance of those areas where potential use of new POPs can be detected during future surveys. Pesticide production is present, though it has quite a limited share with only 20 small industries operational, most of which are likely formulators rather than producers of pesticides. Other sub-sectors (fabric, leather, paper, packaging, wool processing and manufacturing) are considered as potential users of new POPs (for instance, PFO-S) and their respective production outputs may be considered as a rough indicator of the potential use of POPs chemicals by these industries. With regard to the chemical industry in Kazakhstan, its share in the total industrial output during constituted 1.1%, while the total manufacturing output was in the order of 3.8% on average. A number of industrial enterprises, which by type of their operations can be classified as a part of the chemical industry, has remained stable over same period, with some decrease after 2008 (from 223 to 206). In monetary terms, the value of the chemical industry for the first half of 2012 amounted to 89,658 sectors,
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