Bringing science to life
Compared to countries like Japan, Indonesia, or Turkey, strong earthquakes are rare in Mongolia. For this reason, many Mongolians have never truly imagined what an earthquake feels like, often thinking it’s something distant and unrelated to their daily lives. But for the students of School No. 11...
Growing her future with trees
Save the Children is successfully implementing the “My Forest Child” project in Nalaikh District, Ulaanbaatar with the aim of establishing forest and enhancing environmental education among local communities. One of the active students supporting and engaging in the project’s activities is Mar...
A Child’s Loyal Friend – “My Notebook”
-Actions speak louder than words I understand you and I am here to support you- The “Establishing School-Based Child Protection Mechanism in Mongolia” project, implemented by Save the Children at School No. 17 in Chingeltei district, has been successful. As part of this project, Grade 12B stud...
A Professional Team Formed to Share Knowledge and Methodologies
This academic year, more than 4,000 students are enrolled in 94 classes at School No.33. With 145 teachers and over 200 staff members, the school implements both educational and developmental activities. A dedicated PIU was established at the school to implement Save the Children’s “Establishing...
From Dream to Action
Bayasgalan Tsogtsaruul, a student at Golomt secondary school in Nalaikh district, is one of the young people who has benefited from My Forest Child project and taken real steps toward achieving her dream of living in a greener environment. Bayasgalan Tsogtsaruul, 16, lives in Nalaikh district, whi...
A young girl’s voice for change
As part of My Forest Child project implemented by Save the Children in Mongolia, the “Eco Journalist” micro project is being carried out at the “Erdmiin Orgil” School in Nalaikh district, Ulaanbaatar. Tovshinzaya Mainbayar, a 16-year-old active member of the eco club, is benefiting from this...
Saving Lives in a Blizzard: How a Donated Ambulance Made the Difference
Across Mongolia’s vast steppes, herder families journey great distances between seasonal camps, often vulnerable to sudden, harsh weather. In November 2023, only two days after Save the Children Mongolia together with the US-based Denan Project donated a new ambulance to the Chandmani soum (a smal...
A trainer dedicated to building a greener future
D. Dorjkhand, a resident of Nalaikh District in Ulaanbaatar, has been working as a project staff and trainer for Save the Children’s “My Forest Child” project since March 2025. She grew up in a family that planted trees and vegetables, where she often took part in planting activities. Today sh...
Baasansuren Zendensuren: Committed to building an eco-friendly future together
Ms Baasansuren Zendensuren, a social worker at the Lifelong Learning Center in Nalaikh district, Ulaanbaatar, is a trainer for My Forest Child project. Her role is to educate children and residents of Nalaikh district about the environment and ways to adapt to climate change. In December 2024, Z. Ba...
A smart board game created by students to test their knowledge
Save the Children is implementing the Establishing School-Based Child Protection Mechanism in Mongolia project 14 schools in Gobi-Altai, Khovd aimags and the districts of Bayangol, Bayanzurkh, Sukhbaatar, Khan-Uul and Chingeltei in Ulaanbaatar. The project works with 14 multidisciplinary teams to st...