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July 2020

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Press Release

UNFPA Mongolia will host a virtual meeting on safeguarding the rights of women and girls in the time of COVID-19

Celebrating World Population Day and the launch of UNFPA’s 2020 State of World Population report, UNFPA Mongolia is holding a virtual meeting with government partners and civil society organizations to call attention to the rise of gender-based violence in Mongolia during the COVID-19 crisis.

July 2020

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Publication

2017-2019 UN Mongolia Country Results Report

2017-2019 UN Mongolia Country Results Report against UNDAF 2017-2021

June 2020

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Story

Mongolian herders leverage innovation to battle climate risks

UN Joint Programme “Extending social protection to herders with enhanced shock responsiveness” seeks to support high risk herders and rural families.

December 2019

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UN75 Dialogue Launch and Ceremony of Acknowledgement of SDGs Supporters

Human rights advocates, writers, actors, singers, dancers, journalists & schoolchildren gathered @UN in Mongolia to discuss the vision of the world in 25 years.

February 2020

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UN75 Dialogues with teachers, entrepreneurs and youth in Zavkhan Aimag of Mongolia

What kind of future do we want to create and what UN can do for creating a better future for all of us? - UNRC Tapan Mishra, facilitates UN75 Dialogues.

March 2020

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Publication

COVID-19: A Gender Lens

Protecting sexual and reproductive health and rights, and promoting gender equality

February 2020

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Extending Social Protection to Herders & Enhanced Shock Responsiveness, UN Mongolia Joint Programme Launch Events

ILO, UNFAO, UNICEF, UNFPA will support local gov't and stakeholders in Zavkhan in piloting the 2 years programme, funded with 1.9 mln USD from Joint SDG Fund.

February 2020

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Mongolia's DPM and Head of National Emergency Committee and UNRC's led joint winter situation assessment mission to Northern and Western Mongolia

The Joint Mission covered over 6000 km visiting herders in most remote soums in four aimags hardest hit by "white dzud", a severely cold winter with much snow.