SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATE OF EXPANSION OF HOUSING INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE UNIVERSITY

The housing infrastructure of universities is formed by student houses and dormitories, the socioeconomic situation of which affects the level of comfort of students. The study of the socio-economic situation of expanding the housing infrastructure of higher education institutions is based on the theoretical and methodological justification of the main aspects and the study of foreign experience.

The analysis of the current socio-economic situation of the Housing Infrastructure Fund of Kazakhstani universities and the assessment of social aspects of the importance of the functioning of student dormitories was carried out. The problem of expanding the Housing Infrastructure Fund of higher education institutions is based on the study of tools for investing in the construction and modernization of existing housing infrastructure facilities of new higher education institutions in Kazakhstan, as well as the development of recommendations for conducting a socio-economic assessment of the expansion of the student dormitory fund.

In this regard, the tool of Public-Private Partnership is considered as an effective form of economic management and possible mechanisms for stimulating it in expanding the Housing Infrastructure Fund of higher education institutions. This article is prepared within the framework of the scientific project AP09260210 «socio-economic assessment of the expansion» of Housing and social facilities of the university infrastructure.

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