TSERENKHAND BATSUKH

“SAFE TO LEARN: BUILDING INCLUSIVE AND RESILIENT SCHOOLS IN MONGOLIA” PROJECT COORDINATOR

Tserenkhand Batsukh is an education and development professional with 20+ years of experience in education policy, project and program management, stakeholder coordination, and child rights and protection. She currently serves as the Project Coordinator of Save the Children’s “Safe to Learn: Building Inclusive and Resilient Schools in Mongolia” project.
From 2022–2025, she coordinated the US$5 million GPE Multiplier Grant under the Ministry of Education’s Enabling Equity to Advance Learning (EQUAL) Project, focusing on inclusive education, school meals, and blended learning. Previously, from 2015–2022, she coordinated the JICA-funded M-JEED project, supporting dual-degree program that trained more than 300 engineers in collaboration with Japanese and Mongolian universities.
Her expertise includes strategic planning, project and program management, international partnerships, stakeholder engagement, communication, negotiation, and mainstreaming gender equality and child rights into programs. She holds a master’s degree in educational administration from Missouri State University, USA, and has extensive experience contributing to education system strengthening, equitable access, and safe, child-centered learning environments.