Mongolia has been ranked as one of 36 high-water-risk countries in the world.
Groundwater is the main water source of drinking and industrial water in Mongolia. Important economy sectors heavily rely on groundwater sources in Mongolia, particularly in Gobi desert. Mongolia
As part of the implementation of the Education for Sustainable Development: towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals Framework (ESD for 2030 Framework), UNESCO has been collaborating with Member States to encourage and support the implementation of ESD for 2030 at the country
On the World Water Day falling on Wednesday, Mongolia emphasized the importance of fresh water, urging the public to conserve water as much as possible.
According to Mongolian Ministry of Environment and Tourism, the country will soon impose a ban on
Brigadier General G.Bolor is honored for her nearly 30 years of courageous service to Mongolia and the series of firsts she has achieved, which have broken barriers and opened the door for other women to follow. The Secretary of State
Herding in Mongolia is often seen as “male” activity, with men much more often defined as the “main herder” in household surveys. But over 80 percent of women in herding households report participating in animal husbandry activities, reporting about two-thirds
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