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...
Signing Ceremony Held for the Third Phase of “Promoting Sustainable, Holistic and Inclusive Developmental Support in Early Childhood in Mongolia” Project
Save the Children Japan has been implementing “Promoting Sustainable, Holistic and Inclusive Developmental Support in Early Childhood in Mongolia” project with funding from the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs since March 2024. The signing ceremony for the implementation of 3rd phase of the ...
Mitsuaki Toyoda reviews the implementation of the “My Forest Child” project
Mr. Mitsuaki Toyoda, New Business Development and Institutional Partnership Manager and Mongolia Country Director at Save the Children Japan, is visiting Mongolia from March 18 to 26, 2026. During his mission, he visited the “My Forest Child” project site on March 21 together with Mr. Bayan-Alta...
The Early Childhood Development Support Project Presented Its Results and Shared Experiences
Save the Children, with funding from the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has been implementing the project “Promoting Sustainable, Holistic and Inclusive Developmental Support in Early Childhood in Mongolia” over a three-year period starting from 2024. This project is being implemented in ...
The “Safe to Learn: Building inclusive and resilient schools in Mongolia” project was launched
Save the Children Mongolia has launched the opening ceremony of the “Safe to Learn” project with funding from Save the Children Hong Kong. Starting from January 2026, the project will be implemented in 18 schools and 18 joint teams of the Child Protection across Ulaanbaatar’s Bayangol, Bayan-Z...