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A herder in Mongolia wearing a blue coat and woollen hat cradles two young goats beside a wooden livestock enclosure.
UNDP Mongolia

In Mongolia, protected water sources, restored pastures and new livestock markets are helping herders build more resilient livelihoods.

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GCF representatives visited Mongolia’s Khovd Province to see how climate finance is building resilience for herders and ecosystems.
A group of community members and project representatives stand together outdoors at a riparian reforestation site in Khovd, Mongolia.
Across Mongolia, Namibia, Uzbekistan, Rwanda, Afghanistan and Yemen, communities are restoring landscapes and livelihoods.
Herders like Dolgorsuren are adopting livestock rearing methods that allow them to maintain their incomes.
Five decades of UNDP–NAMEM collaboration are enhancing data, modelling and early warnings to help Mongolia manage climate risks.
A caravan of camels carrying supplies moves through a snowy mountain landscape amid strong winds and low visibility.
New high-performance computing system enables Mongolia to deliver faster, more accurate forecasts for climate and disaster preparedness.
Launch of Mongolia’s new high-performance climate computing system.