Article 38. Funds of environmental institutions The Law on Specially Protected Natural Territories

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1. The funds of environmental institutions, depending on the profile of their activities and the type of protection regime, are formed through the sale of the following goods (works, services) that are not related to their main activities:

1) provision of paid services to individuals and legal entities when using natural complexes for tourist and recreational purposes, including:

to provide visitor centers, hiking trails, observation decks, camping glades, parking lots for vehicles, including those with electric charging stations in places with access to electric networks, campsites, tent camps or places for their accommodation; hotels, motels, tourist bases, fish farms, catering facilities, trade, etc. other cultural and domestic purposes, managed by specially protected natural territories, or places for their placement; services for the construction and placement of pipelines, power transmission and communication lines, roads in a specially protected natural area; tourist equipment;

for conducting amateur (sports) fishing, as well as fish farming;

services of guides, guides, guides and translators, for film, video and photography when visiting and exploring objects of the state nature reserve fund, natural and historical and cultural heritage, nature museums and living corners;

services for sanitary cleaning and landscaping of territories and facilities provided for use, as well as for landscaping and landscaping of territories of other organizations;

services for the production of products for public catering facilities;

for the provision of transportation services, as well as services for the temporary possession and use of harness and riding animals;

2) income from limited economic activity, including from:

Souvenir production;

sales of goods from intermediate use logging and other logging, products of processing of wood obtained from them;

sales of products of secondary forest uses (limited grazing of livestock, maral breeding, haymaking, amateur harvesting of mushrooms, fruits and berries, gardening);

cultivation of planting material for reproduction of forests and landscaping of settlements;

income from the sale of goods of limited economic activity, the sale of fish and fish products, the creation of forest crops, protective and green spaces;

cultivation of fish planting material;

production of products and provision of services under joint activity agreements concluded with individuals and legal entities for tourist, recreational and limited economic purposes;

collection (processing) of forest seeds;

3) fees for the use of symbols (emblem and flag);

4) income from the production of printed, souvenir and other replicated products;

5) voluntary contributions and donations from individuals and legal entities;

6) grants and funds from funds for the development of specially protected natural areas;

7) receipts from individuals and legal entities that have caused damage to specially protected natural territories and objects of the state nature reserve fund, in accordance with Article 82 of this Law.

1-1. The funds of environmental institutions are also generated by:

1) collection of fees from tourist and recreational facilities;

2) collection of fees from tourists, with the exception of fees from pensioners, persons with disabilities, veterans of the Great Patriotic War, veterans of military operations on the territory of other states, veterans equated in benefits to veterans of the Great Patriotic War, veterans of labor, minors;

3) charging a fee for the entry of a motor vehicle into the territory of environmental institutions.

2. Funds from the sale of goods (works, services) by environmental institutions are used in accordance with the budget legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

3. In order to generate income from the types of activities specified in paragraph 1 of this article, environmental institutions may participate in public procurement tenders.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated July 7, 2006 No. 175.

This Law regulates public relations on the creation, expansion, protection, restoration, sustainable use and management of specially protected natural territories and objects of the state nature reserve fund, representing special ecological, scientific, historical, cultural and recreational value, as well as being a component of the national, regional and global ecological network.

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