Mongolia resources

December 2023

  1. Social protection diagnostic review: From a schematic to systems approach for social protection

    The objective of this study is to assist social dialogue in Mongolia by building evidence and engaging with constituents to make recommendations pertaining to the future of social protection in the country.

  2. Call for expression of interest: National Consultant to develop standard templates for the types of employment contracts in accordance with the Labour Law

    5 December 2023

    The consultancy aims to support the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection (MLSP) in developing standard employment contract templates provided for in the Labour Law. With the development of standard employment contract templates, it is expected that the rights of both the informal employers and workers will be protected, ensuring a smooth employment relationship.

November 2023

  1. Call for expression of interest - National Consultant (3 persons) to support organization of a workshop for Mongolian journalists and media personnel to report on forced labour and work as a resource person for trainings in the future.

    16 November 2023

    With a view to raising public awareness about forced labour and fair recruitment, the ILO supported the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia (NHRCM) in adapting and updating an ILO toolkit for journalists to the Mongolian contexts and training of journalists and media professionals. The toolkit aims at helping journalists to uncover a range of strong story ideas on forced labour and abusive recruitment practices and present them in an accurate way.

  2. Mongolian journalists speak for human rights and abolition of forced labour

    11 November 2023

    In cooperation with the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia (NHRCM), the ILO is organizing a meeting on forced labour and human rights with journalists and media professionals. Among others, the meeting aims at introducing the ILO media toolkit on forced labour and fair recruitment and promoting the upcoming training for journalists. The meeting is co-funded by the ILO Bridge II project.

  3. Young people pitch innovative ideas for decent work in Mongolia

    7 November 2023

    "United for Decent Jobs for Youth" event showcases six projects aiming to address the challenges youth face in the labour market.

October 2023

  1. Call for expression of interest - National Consultant to update the ILO toolkit for Mongolian journalists on reporting on forced labour and fair recruitment

    6 - 20 October 2023

    With a view to raising public awareness about forced labour and fair recruitment, the ILO supported the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia (NHRCM) in adapting an ILO toolkit for journalists to the Mongolian contexts and training of journalists and media professionals in 2020. The toolkit aims at helping journalists to uncover a range of strong story ideas on forced labour and abusive recruitment practices and present them in an accurate way. The consultant will update and localize the 2020 version of the ILO toolkit.

September 2023

  1. ILO launched a new project to promote transition to formality in Mongolia

    27 September 2023

    On 27 September 2023, the International Labour Organization (ILO) launched the Formalization of the Informal Economy Project in Mongolia. The project will provide technical assistance to the tripartite constituents of Mongolia in implementing an integrated approach to formalization.

  2. The better jobs, the better tomorrow for Mongolia

    15 February 2023

    The ILO and the tripartite constituents of Mongolia agreed to work together for better Mongolia through decent work in next five years.

August 2023

  1. Investments in childcare for gender equality in Asia and the Pacific

    The report highlights why and how investing in childcare impacts positively on gender equality and decent work in Asia and the Pacific.

July 2023

  1. © Khem Sovannara/ILO 2024

    ILO research highlights gaps and potential in use of technology to help youth find work

    Technological transformation in public employment services can support youth in Asia-Pacific to navigate labour market transitions and enter decent work.