The Memorandum of Understanding was signed by G. Deeshin, Executive Director of the Mongolian National Livestock Breeders Association; B. Ganzorig, President of the Mongolian National Veterinary Association; and N. Gankhuyag, Executive Director of the Mongolian National Federation of Pasture User Groups.

Ms. Anu Verma, Regional Coordinator for Asia of the International Land Coalition (ILC), and Mr. Stefano Di Gessa, Senior Specialist for Impact, Regionalization and Learning, visited Mongolia. During the visit, the delegation worked in Ulaanbaatar city and Bornuur soum of Tuv aimag to support preparations for the “Global Policy Dialogue” to be organized in Mongolia from 9–14 June this year within the framework of the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP 2026) and the 17th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (COP17).

During the seminar, participants evaluated the current status, objectives, and key directions of the unified digital livestock system and identified areas for further development and improvement. They discussed registering each high-yield livestock, such as yaks and semi intensified farmed animals. Additionally, they exchanged ideas on increasing the system's cost-effectiveness and efficiency, fully integrating herders into electronic services, and improving the user interface.

MNFPUG has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with KHAN BANK.

Herder Green Loan Based on Rangeland Use agreement of Pasture User Groups

The forest and wild fires are the frequent news in each spring. It is impracticable to point out the fires affect how many hectares of land and forests and how large is the damages to the environment.

Switzerland is helping Mongolia in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. In view of the health situation in Mongolia, and in response to the request for assistance made by the Government of Mongolia, the Swiss Humanitarian Aid has decided to support this country in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.

owever, with overgrazing and the deterioration of rangelands, this ecosystem is now in danger. In the long run, severe degradation of rangelands can lead to a drastic reduction of income both for herders and for Mongolia, as Agriculture including herding is the 2nd pillar of the national economy.

Монгол ахуй, ёс заншил, өв соёлыг дотоодын аялагч болон гадаадын жуулчдад сурталчилан таниулж, байгалийн үзэсгэлэнт газарт ая тухтай амрах боломж олгох “Тэсийн голын Монголчууд” аялал жуулчлалын төслийн нээлт Хөвсгөл аймгийн Цэцэрлэг суманд /2020.08.12/ боллоо.

Glaciers are an important component of nature, formed by precipitation in high mountainous areas. According to domestic and foreign researchers, the formation of glaciers in Mongolia is likely to be the result of a severe cold spell that lasted about 12,000 years ago. There are two types of glaciers on our planet: continental or Antarctica, Greenland, and mountain or alpine. There are only mountain glaciers in Mongolia