STATE LEGAL REGULATION OF WATER RESOURCES IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITALIZATION.

Abstract

The article discusses the features of the implementation of modern methods of water resources management in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The article will also touch upon modern innovative technologies in the field of use and protection of water resources, as well as regulatory legal acts regulating their effective use in the process of environmental protection activities.

The authors consider the main ways to eliminate the shortcomings of water legislation and improve water resources management, which should provide for norms ensuring the introduction of digitalization and automation in the new edition of the Water Code.

The improvement of the water management complex of the Republic of Kazakhstan should be based on the principles of ecosystem water use, providing for the introduction of a monitoring system using modern technologies, as well as strict accounting and control of quantitative and qualitative indicators of water resources based on the use of water-saving and environmentally friendly technologies.

The main goal of digitalization of the sphere of water resources management is to improve the quality of public water supply, improve the ecological and sanitary condition, identify and control the safety of hydraulic structures, generate information about the state of water infrastructure, and improve the digital knowledge of the population.

The authors are developing proposals aimed at improving water legislation and the practice of their application on issues of state regulation of water resources in the context of digitalization. This, in turn, will make it possible to develop and implement appropriate solutions in the water industry by eliminating the shortcomings of relevant legal acts in the state legal regulation of water resources.

Analyzing these important issues, the author offers his own vision of various aspects of the legal nature of regulatory norms that contribute to a broader understanding of water relations in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Ultimately, the study offers a deeper understanding of digitalization in the field of water resources management and its role within the regulatory framework of Kazakhstan. It highlights the potential implications of these decisions for the protection of water resources in the country.