Mongolia

We have been operating in Mongolia since 2006. Our primary focus is environmental work, especially waste management, and actively supporting young people. However, we have also provided humanitarian aid to pastoralists affected by the harsh winter or helped in the fields of education, social services or health.

During 2025, our projects in Mongolia will be completed and the local branch will be closed.

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Sustainable development

Waste treatment, especially plastics, is one of the significant problems facing Mongolia today. In 2020, we successfully completed a project that focused on recycling and recovering construction waste. We are currently working to promote plastic waste treatment, which floods Mongolia. Its illegal disposal is widespread not only among households but also companies.

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Supporting youth and civil society

Together with our partner organisations, we are committed to developing Mongolian youth and civil society. In the framework of the project "All for YOUth, YOUth for all", we not only support the development of volunteering among young people but also help them with personal development and advise them on how to plan and build a career.

 

More about our work in Mongolia

Policy makers´ seminar
November 5, 2015 Mongolia

Policy makers´ seminar

Training for government representatives responsible for the health system was held October 3rd to 6th in the Mongolian province of Zavchan. The program introduced the use of mobile dispensaries in “gers” (yurts) that can be run in remote rural areas. The program induced participants to possibilities for expanding this kind of health care to members of Parliament, the Government of Mongolia and local governments.

Basic health care services improving in Bayan-Ölgii
October 8, 2015 Mongolia

Basic health care services improving in Bayan-Ölgii

Last August, Caritas CR in cooperation with People in Need organized a medical workshop in Bayan-Ölgii. Local medical staff was informed about the forthcoming manual about mobile health centers in yurts. The participants were divided into five groups and they expressed themselves on every point of the proposed manual. This meeting was another important part of the process of improving health care accessibility in rural areas of Mongolia.

Ecological construction course in schools is successful
July 15, 2015 Mongolia

Ecological construction course in schools is successful

Caritas CR in Mongolia would like to decrease the impact of climate change and its risks through a production of energy-saving and environmentally friendly materials using fly ash. The first activity focusing on ecological construction in Mongolia started in 2012.

Respecting human rights in Mongolian prisons
October 22, 2014 Mongolia

Respecting human rights in Mongolian prisons

Caritas CR has made and published a report titled, “The state of human rights in Mongolian jails.“ . It details the results of complete and unique research so far focused on the situation in Mongolian jails from the view of respecting human rights of people in jail and prison.