The technical Committee of Textile Standardization (ISO/TC 38/WG 33) is beginning the creation of international standard on Animal welfare in supply chain– Product specification for the production, preparation, labeling and traceability of cashmere from beginning of 2024. 

Aiming to provide a comprehensive analysis of climate risks for children in Mongolia, the study assesses the current state of climate change, reviews national policy measures, examines environmental impacts on children, and proposes actionable recommendations for child-sensitive climate policies.

About 72 percent of Mongolia’s total territory of 1.56 million square kilometers is considered grazing land; ranging from desert to desert-steppe, steppe, forest-steppe, taiga, and high mountain which provide forage for livestock, habitat for wildlife and important watershed functions. Mongolia has one of the largest, intact, temperate rangeland ecosystems in the world and a nomadic heritage thousands of years old.

As part of the implementation of the Responsible Nomads Code of Practice, MNS 6891:2020, MNFPUG cooperated with Meatpack LLC conducted auditing and verification activities in 4 soum of Eastern Region and traced all the steps of the meat value chain from the herder’s household into the hands of the consumer.

Resilience-based Rangeland Management in Mongolia

Mongolian National Federation of Pasture User Groups of Herders has been working with Terre De Cashmere, South Korean company to introduce the “Responsible Nomads” standard-Code of Practice since 2022

NFPUG 는 2022년부터 미국의 Textile Exchange 비정부기구 및 대한민국 Terre De Cashmere와  Responsible Nomad 표준을 도입하기 위하여 협력하여 일하고 있습니다.