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Provide special equipments for Special school for vision impaired children
December 30, 2020 Completed projects

Provide special equipments for Special school for vision impaired children

Secondary school no.116 is the only school in the country for vision disabilities. For educating vision disabilities are required special materials which are expensive and less available. The school is financed from the state budget. However, at present there are is no finance for special materials. State budget finance covers mostly only heating, electricity, water, garbage, post payment, workers’ wages and some repairs.
Herders’ Education Support project
December 30, 2020 Completed projects

Herders’ Education Support project

Caritas Czech Republic and Ministry of Food and Agriculture have started Herders’ Education Support Project in 2012 covering Khentii and Sukhbaatar provinces in Mongolia. The project has been undertaken with its purposes to develop newly founded VCBO specialists of all soums under new Government restructure and one leader herder from each soum under the project by organizing designated trainings in order increase knowledge, awareness, skills and experiences in regard to veterinary, cattle breeding, livestock production, pastureland management, agriculture and small and medium enterprises. The specialists and trained herders then teach the younger and less skilled herders whatever they have learned including life skills, less risky herding, how to increase their incomes etc.
Improving the quality and accessibility of primary health care in rural areas
December 30, 2020 Completed projects

Improving the quality and accessibility of primary health care in rural areas

Health and medical care sector is one of the areas, in which the great difference in accessibility and quality of services provided in rural and urban regions is evident in Mongolia. One of the consequences of different health-care standard is, for example, the yearly increase in cases of the five most frequent diseases responsible for mortality in rural areas. Another example is the fact that almost 41% of women in childbirth deaths were in rural areas in the observed period (2000-2003).
Dzud Emergency Response
December 4, 2020 Completed projects

Dzud Emergency Response

During 2015-2016 winter, when eastern part of Mongolia badly affected by winter dzud, CCR implemented a four-month food aid project with financial support from European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection (ECHO) for 1863 people of 528 households at 6 soums in Khentii province, 1680 people of 527 households at 7 soums in Dornogobi province.  
Supporting civil society to promote human rights and democratization in Mongolian prisons
December 4, 2020 Completed projects

Supporting civil society to promote human rights and democratization in Mongolian prisons

Democratization is a gradual and continuous process, which needs to take into account a country’s socio-economic and cultural context. Each country and society is free to choose and develop its own model, in a locally driven process, but those models must be consistent with universal human rights principles as expressed in relevant international and regional conventions. Thus in order to support civil society in Mongolia to uphold human rights (political, civil, economic, social and cultural) and to promote democratization, CCR implemented the “Supporting civil society to promote human rights and democratization in Mongolian prisons” project.
Supporting a greener and more energy efficient construction industry in Mongolia
December 2, 2020 Completed projects

Supporting a greener and more energy efficient construction industry in Mongolia

Mongolia is currently experiencing a construction boom and it has become evident that there is a lack of knowledge regarding the ecological footprint of the construction industry among the stakeholders in this sector. From the design to the materials used and the insulation techniques applied, there is little awareness of how to reduce the environmental impact of the construction process, and lack of knowledge of the economic benefits of environmentally friendly materials and technologies.
Improving food security of herders’ population dependent on animal husbandry
December 2, 2020 Completed projects

Improving food security of herders’ population dependent on animal husbandry

Dzud crisis has affected 12 aimags, which were officially declared to be in the disaster stage, and resulted in the loss of more than 7.2 million livestock, equivalent to 16.4% of the national herd of 44 million livestock in 2010. In a country, where 1/3 of the population is nomadic and livestock is integral component of rural livelihoods, particularly for poor and vulnerable herder households, this huge loss is fatal.
Socio-Economic Stabilization of Geographically and Socially Isolated Communities
December 2, 2020 Completed projects

Socio-Economic Stabilization of Geographically and Socially Isolated Communities

Although Mongolia is well on the way to achieving the third Millennium Development goal of universal education, there are still some education issues which need to be addressed, such as the disparity between urban and rural areas, less than half of pre-school age children enrolled in kindergartens or alternative forms of early childhood development and low rate of enrolment in school and kindergarten of children with physically and developmental challenges in 2008. In the period following the cessation of Soviet support for the education system in Mongolia in 1991, there was a severe decline in the provision of pre-school education. 
Preparation and Implementation of Social Work Study Programme
November 30, 2020 Completed projects

Preparation and Implementation of Social Work Study Programme

There are almost no social workers in state services according to the traditional concept of this profession according to the experts from Asian Development Bank. Although a lot of social workers work in government service on the “social worker” position, they usually have only high school education, and this profession is usually grasped only in terms of performance of administrative tasks.
Strengthening civil society in combating human trafficking
June 5, 2020 Completed projects

Strengthening civil society in combating human trafficking

"Strengthening civil society in combating human trafficking in Mongolia" was implemented from 2013 to 2015 under the financial support of the European Union and Human Security Policy Studies Centre.
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