All resources: Mongolia

ILO/IPEC Best Practice and Lessons learnt: National Programme for Prevention and Elimination of Child Labour in Mongolia, II Phase

The report shares best practices and lessons learnt of 21 projects implemented by the Government, employers' and workers' organizations, non-government organizations and universities and colleges in the area of child labour advocacy, capacity...

Baseline survey on child and adult workers in informal gold and fluorspar mining

The baseline survey was conducted with financial assistance of IPEC, ILO and professional assistance of Regional SIMPOC expert, ILO based at SRO-New Delhi, India.

National occupational safety and health profile of Mongolia

Provides comprehensive view of all issues related to occupational safety and health in Mongolia.

National Plan of Action for Decent Work in Mongolia

In order to meet the challenges ahead, in the areas of ILO mandate, Mongolia is in the process of finalizing the "National Plan of Action for Decent Work in Mongolia, 2005-2008". The Plan builds on the major policy work already conducted by the...

Decent Work Country Programme in Mongolia

Contributing to realizing decent work in Mongolia.

Combating child labour in Asia and the Pacific: Progress and challenges

For more information please consult www.ilo.org/asia

Job and work analysis : guidelines on identifying jobs for persons with disabilities

Provides advice to placement officers on how to find meaningful employment for people with disabilities. Highlights the process of job and work analysis.

ILO project to improve communications for Mongolia's rural communities enters final phase

Two ILO workshops on Integrated Rural Accessibility Planning (IRAP) is being held in Mongolia with the aim to improve links between rural people and key services like medical care and education.

Growth, employment and poverty : an analysis of the vital nexus based on some recent UNDP and ILO/SIDA studies

Issues in Employment and Poverty, Discussion Paper No.19

Baseline survey on child domestic workers in Mongolia

The main objective with the collection of primary data is to be able to estimate the urban incidence of CDWs in Ulaanbaatar and to estimate the rural incidence of CDWs in the three selected rural aimags. The survey results are expected to clarify...

National programme for the elimination of child labour in Mongolia (Phase II) (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project MON/02/50/USA

International meeting on forced labour to be held in Mongolia

Experts from 10 Asian countries is meeting in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia to look at ways to speed up the elimination of forced labour.

Mongolia's occupational safety and health under scrutiny

Mongolia ’s progress in occupational safety and health (OSH) is reviewed at a National Tripartite Workshop in Ulaan Baatar followed by a training programme, designed specifically for the needs of homeworkers.

The informal economy, poverty and employment: An integrated approach (Mid-term Evaluation Summary)

Project RAS/03/51/UKM

Mongolia National Child Labour Survey 2002-203

National programme to eliminate the worst forms of child labour in Mongolia Phase II (Mid-Term Evaluation Summary)

Project MON/02/50/USA

New safety and health training targets construction workers

A three-day workshop based on ILO's Work Improvement in Small Construction Sites (WISCON scheme) is held in Mongolia to improve the safety and health of Mongolian construction workers.

Employment of people with disabilities : the impact of legislation (Asia and the Pacific) : Mongolia country profile

Prepared by the ILO InFocus Programme on Skills, Knowledge and Employability in the framework of a project funded by Development Cooperation Ireland (DCI).

Employment of people with disabilities : the impact of legislation (Asia and the Pacific)

Report of a Project Consultation Bangkok, 17 January 2003

The informal sector in Mongolia

Updates and extends earlier research on the informal sector in Mongolia and draws on the experience and expertise of the ILO in conducting research and identifying policies for the informal sector.