She is a dedicated young researcher and professional actively working to strengthen the linkages between climate change, gender equality, peace, and security at the policy level.

A total of 65 papers were submitted to the national Student Scientific Conference themed “Student and Learner Participation in Activities Ensuring Environmental Safety.” The selected outstanding papers have been compiled into a publication, which we are pleased to share with you.

On Thursday, 15 January 2026, the “Go Together” team from the 17th cohort of the youth program “Bridge to the World,” implemented by the RCE (Tongyeong RCE) from the South Korean city of Tongyeong, visited the offices of the Hanns Seidel Foundation’s Mongolia Country Office and took part in an introductory meeting and information exchange.

Within the framework of the Hanns Seidel Foundation’s National Scholarship Program (2024), scholarship recipient and program participant T. Tseren successfully conducted a study on the legal status of rangers working in Mongolia, covering their rights, duties, responsibilities, and mandates.

From 15 to 26 December 2025, the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation, in cooperation with the Special Training and Juvenile Correction Institution and with the support of the Hanns Seidel Foundation, successfully implemented the “Human Rights and Juvenile Justice Awareness Workshop 2025” for adolescents residing at the institution and the staff working with them.

The Northeast Asia Youth Climate Council (NEAYCC), in partnership with Enviroally, is implementing the Mongolian Climate Adventures board game project, an innovative climate education initiative designed to raise awareness of desertification and strengthen youth engagement in climate action.

Within the framework of the “Continental Law Studies Program”, jointly implemented by the Hanns Seidel Foundation and the Center for German and European Law, scholarships were awarded in September 2025 to 20 students of the School of Law at the National University of Mongolia to attend German language courses ranging from beginner to upper-intermediate level.

With the support of the Hanns Seidel Foundation, the Northeast Asia Youth Climate Change Council (NEAYCC) has successfully completed Phase 1 (14 Nov – 29 Dec 2025) of the Climate Policy Watchdog Project. The project aims to assess the implementation, transparency, and accountability of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) across China, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and Mongolia through a youth-led monitoring approach.