It was formed on November 25, 1924 in order to harmonize economic interests and establish guidelines for the economic activity of the national republics and regions of Central Asia.
There were a number of commissions under the Administration: the Commission for the Study of the Productive Forces of the Central Asian Republics, the Arbitration Commission, the Commission for the Development of the Basic Provisions of the Water Legislation of Central Azin and Kazakhstan, the Commission for the Survey of the Village and Aul.
It ended its activities in July, 1926, transferring its powers to the Central Asian Economic Council.
Decisions and orders of the USSR Council of Labor and Defense and meeting minutes. Orders and meeting minutes of the representative office of the USSR Labor and Defense Council in Central Asia; Report reports and correspondence on clarifying the borders of the Central Asian republics and resolving border disputes; Description of the republics according to the new administrative territorial structure and analysis of borders. Statistical data on zoning of republics; Reports on the territorial distribution of Central Asia;
Economic plans of Central Asian republics (1925-1926), economic reviews on agriculture; five-year plans for the development of cotton production (1926-1930), stenographic minutes of the III and IV All-Union meeting on cotton production of the USSR Labor and Defense Council in Central Asia.
Reports and minutes of the Central Asian Agricultural Congress and public consultation in the field (1925-1926);
Conference reports on the study of the production potential of the Central Asian republics.
Reports on land reforms in Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan; reports and prospective plans on the study of existing rivers and water bodies in Central Asia;
Lecture reports on mining exploration, roads and railways, postal and radio communications in Central Asia.
Central Asian Trade Congress, Temir (Oktouba, Kazakhstan), Ayil (Uil, Kazakhstan), Kuvondyk Fair (Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan), Karakyr (Kazakhstan), Avliyoota and Novgorod fairs; Regulations on Central Asian bread (Sredazkhleb), Central Asian coal and other trade organizations and joint-stock companies.
