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Digitalization of social services eases the workload of social workers and allows them to interact more closely with their communities

Social worker Ts.Gerelmaa: “My goal of bringing positive change to the lives of people inspires me to keep moving forward"

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“We need to change men's non-gendered attitudes, not women's gender role attitudes.”

"To build a society that supports parents, all other actors must be involved" says Ms.Sh.Munkhtseren, Head of the Cabinet Secretariat Department.

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Innovating in Public Sector

Across the world, emergent problems such as the pandemic and climate change are testing the current capacities of governments and requiring immediate and novel responses. Citizens around the world are expecting their governments to do better. Governments are looking into innovative solutions to meet the expectations and address the complex problems of today.

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Good cooperation lead to good results

UNDP Resident Representative Elaine Conkievich speak on the goals and results of the projects and programs being implemented by UNDP to support the reduction of the negative impact of COVID-19 on Mongolia's society and economy during this difficult time of the pandemic.

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The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is the UN’s global development network, working in 177 countries and territories. UNDP opened its representative office in Ulaanbaatar in 1973 after more than a decade of successful cooperation with Mongolia. Ever since, UNDP has worked for equitable and sustainable development for the benefit of all Mongolians. UNDP is committed to helping the Government and the people of Mongolia achieve the Sustainable Development Development Goals as well as other national development priorities.

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"Covid-19 Impact on Women and Girls in Mongolia" Study

The Covid-19 pandemic has escalated into a full scale health and socio-economic unprecedented challenges, with particular impact on women and girls, that could further exacerbate existing inequalities while threatening to roll back the progress made towards the Sustainable Development Goals in Mongolia. According to the new study launched jointly by UNDP, ADB and the National Committee on Gender Equality, women make up nearly 82 percent of all health workers in Mongolia exposing them and their dependents to a significant risk.

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About Mongolia

 

77%

(2020)

of Mongolian land is classified as degraded

29%

(2020)

of the population lives below national poverty line

17.3%

(2020)

of Parliamentarians is female which is below world average

62%

(2020)

of university students are female

99/189

(2020)

Human Development Index Rank

8.1%

(2022)

Unemployment rate

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