This publication celebrates Mongolia’s remarkable transformation along with the achievements resulting from the partnership with ADB and other development partners in the last 3 decades.
ADB and the Government of Mongolia today marked the 30th anniversary of the Mongolia–ADB partnership with a dialogue with project beneficiaries, executing agencies, representatives of the civil society, private sector, and other...
The Asian Development Bank has completed provincial-level consultations as part of the 30th anniversary of Mongolia—ADB partnership with a fifth event covering the western provinces.
Under the newly launched Country Partnership Strategy, ADB–Mongolia partnership will be deepened further with a focus on supporting recovery from COVID-19 and laying resilient foundations for long-term inclusive and sustainable development.
With girls in Mongolia spending more time online and falling prey to cyber harassment, an ADB technical assistance is providing digital and crowdsourcing approaches to prevent new forms of gender-based violence, increase reporting, and hold predators accountable.
Famously known for its deserts and steppes, Mongolia is actually a forest nation too. Boreal forests cover 14.2 million hectares or 9% of this vast country. Compared with tropical forests, boreal forests store twice as much carbon per hectare, much of it below ground.
Mongolia’s economic rebound continues in 2021, driven by strong recovery in the People’s Republic of China, robust export demand, and increased private outlays, says a new report by the Asian Development Bank.
Famously known for its deserts and steppes, Mongolia is actually a forest nation too. Boreal forests cover 14.2 million hectares or 9% of this vast country. Compared with tropical forests, boreal forests store twice as much carbon per hectare, much of it below ground.
With ADB’s help, reforms to reduce air pollution and protect human health were implemented in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
With girls in Mongolia spending more time online and falling prey to cyber harassment, an ADB technical assistance is providing digital and crowdsourcing approaches to prevent new forms of gender-based violence, increase reporting, and hold predators accountable.
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