The main part of paid services was rendered to population by the official sector. The volume of services rendered by this sector made up 1.481 trillion soums (74.4% of total volume) or increased by 137% year-on-year.
The volume of paid services rendered to population by individual entrepreneurs increased by 14% to 508.8 billion soums. The share of this sector in the total volume of paid services made up 25.6%.
The share of the non-state sector in the total volume of paid services rendered to population was 71.8% and the state sector – 28.2%.
The share of personal services in the total volume of paid services was 7.9% or 156.7 billion soums. Their real volume has increased by 18.9%.
The share of services rendered by individual entrepreneurs in the personal services sector was 87.9%. The volume of services rendered by this sector grew by 19.2% to 137.7 billion soums.
In January-March 2011, total volume of market services by all kinds of economic activity reached 7.981 trillion soums, including 1.928 trillion soums in the rural area (24.2% of the total volume of rendered services). In comparison with January-March 2010, the real growth of market services made up 12.6%.
Transport sector produced market services for 2.294 trillion soums, in trade and catering – 1.388 trillion soums, communication and informatization (including services of information-library centers) – 579 billion soums.
The volume of financial services, including issued microloans, made up 739.9 billion soums, tourism services – 4.6 billion soums, and hotel services – 20.5 billion soums.
The high growth rates have been achieved in the following services: communication and information, including services of information and resource centers – 42,7%, financial, including microcredit granting – 25,9%, tourism – 21,6%, repair of cars and other equipment – 18% , personal – 17.3%, internal trade and catering – 15.2%,.
Ttransport (28.7% of total services), trade and catering (17.4%), communal (17%), financial, including microcredit granting (9.3%), communication and information, including services of information and resource centers (7.3%) prevailed in the structure of services.