Given that Mongolia is among the countries most vulnerable to climate change, with large parts of its territory affected by desertification, the study examines how the interests and voices of children and young people are reflected in climate-related policymaking. It further explores opportunities to strengthen youth participation by comparing Mongolia’s situation with international experiences. The research highlights that youth climate initiatives in Mongolia remain largely project-based and face challenges such as limited organizational stability, continuity, and formal channels for influencing policy.
