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Mongolia

Mongolia is a landlocked developing country with population of little over three million. It is located in central Asia bordering with the Russian Federation and the People’s Republic of China. It has a democratic society with a market economy, with annual growth of GDP in average 8 percent until 2012, though experiencing a slowdown in recent years. Mining and agriculture plays an important role in the economy, yet there is a need for economic diversification for generation of decent employment for its young people (15-34 years old), which constitutes almost one third of the population. Although the literacy rate is high, there is a need for development of occupational skills required at the labour market.

Mongolia has a unique traditional culture and nomadic, herding.

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Young workers strengthen their knowledge of labour rights and decent work in Mongolia

Trade for Decent Work Project in Mongolia - Phase 2

Young workers strengthen their knowledge of labour rights and decent work in Mongolia

ILO digital employment diagnostic informs Mongolia's future of work agenda
Alimaa, Director of Department of labour relations and employment policy, MFLSP is derlivering the opening remark

Formalization of the Informal Economy Project (Phase II)

ILO digital employment diagnostic informs Mongolia's future of work agenda

Projects and programmes

Improving workplace productivity and working conditions through social dialogue and collective bargaining in garment and hospitality...

Industrial relations

Improving workplace productivity and working conditions through social dialogue and collective bargaining in garment and hospitality...

Co-Creating Network for Protecting the Human Dignity of Migrant Workers in South-East Asia

Co-Creating Network for Protecting the Human Dignity of Migrant Workers in South-East Asia

Publications

Mapping the social and solidarity economy in Mongolia

Brief

Mapping the social and solidarity economy in Mongolia

Labour conditions in Mongolia’s construction sector: Insights from mixed-method research

Labour conditions in Mongolia’s construction sector: Insights from mixed-method research

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