One of the functions of the Otandastar Foundation is to conduct analytical research. Currently, field research has been carried out on pertinent subjects, and recommendations have been formulated for the respective government agencies.

• Here is a summary of several analytical studies:
• Study on the Primary Activities of Kazakhs Abroad
• Countries Examined: Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Mongolia, Turkey.
• Result: The study comprises more than 320 pages and encompasses an analysis of the predominant trends in the enrollment of ethnic Kazakhs in colleges and higher education institutions abroad, as well as their primary areas of employment. The report presents 69 proposals and recommendations.
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• Exploration of the Historical Settlement of Kazakhs in Bordering Territories of Kazakhstan
• Countries Investigated: Russia, China, Uzbekistan, Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan.
• Result: The study spans approximately 290 pages and includes an analysis of the historical facets of Kazakh settlement abroad, covering autochthons and diasporas. It also examines administrative-territorial entities in the present day. This study presents 23 proposals and recommendations.
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• Research on the Cultural Legacy of Kazakhs in Uzbekistan
• Result: As part of this endeavor, 116 particularly valuable materials, including musical compositions and oral literature samples, have been documented and preserved in video, audio, and photographic formats.
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• Challenges in the Economic Development of Northern Regions of Kazakhstan in Connection with Emigration and Repatriation
• Result: The study encompasses over 450 pages and includes an examination of the distinct characteristics of migration and repatriation processes in the northern regions of Kazakhstan. It also delves into the sectoral employment structure of the population, including repatriates. The study quantifies the state's expenditure in attracting a single repatriate and identifies potential long-term effects resulting from their migration. In total, the report presents 37 proposals and recommendations.