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Using GPS, FAO to track herds in Mongolia to help monitor infectious diseases www.fao.org
Live animal movement is a major cause of the introduction or dissemination of livestock and wildlife infectious diseases, whether through local and international trade-related transportation or through traditional herd movement. Understanding animal movement can greatly assist veterinary services in controlling the spread of infectious diseases.
An FAO pilot project conducted in the Khotont soum (district) of the Arkhangai Province of Mongolia aims at testing the feasibility of using GPS tracking technology in the nomadic Mongolian context. The ultimate aim is to characterize herd movements and the patterns of interaction among herds throughout the year, while surveying information regarding key herd management and husbandry practices during the seasonal mobility.
The GPS data could also assist in the better understanding of pasture and water usage and sharing mechanisms among neighbouring herds.
In Mongolia, the patterns of contacts among herds are a key determinant for infectious disease spread, and this knowledge is key to clearly understanding the epidemiology of infectious diseases that affect livestock and wildlife, along with the diseases’ impacts and routes and rates of transmission. Enhancing this knowledge can greatly help veterinary services to closely assess the risk pathways for disease transmission and thereafter develop risk-based disease management approaches.
“Pastoralism is an important part of Mongolia’s cultural heritage,” said Eran Raizman, FAO senior animal health officer. “Pastoralists constitute a third of Mongolia’s population; it provides livelihood for many.”
The nomadic seasonal movements vary several times throughout the year, including circular roaming or progressive relocation of camps and even migration to new regions. In addition to these long-distance moves, daily mobility routines are characterized by grazing and resting daily cycles, in which various herds from different camps can simultaneously use the same pasture.
In early August, six lightweight GPS collars were deployed on six different small ruminant herds at their summer pasture locations, and a preliminary survey was conducted with the six herds’ households. The GPS units host an onboard backup data storage, enabling both the regular transmission of data using specialized online software and data collection through manual download at the end of the study period, once the collars have been collected.
“To test the reliability of using this technology in the extreme weather conditions of the Mongolian context,” Raizman added, “the GPS units will be recovered in summer 2020, when the identified herds will be returning to their summer pasture locations.”
During the recovery of the GPS units, a second questionnaire-based survey will be conducted with the six households.
This pilot study aims to provide evidence for the feasibility of applying epidemiological support tools for defining the risks associated with livestock movements while providing initial characterizations of seasonal and daily movement and interaction patterns and of key herd management and husbandry practices. The study also should help researchers understand the potential risks for the transmission and dissemination of infectious diseases.
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State special protected area to be expanded with 1.3 mln hectares www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/ At its regular meeting on August 21, the Cabinet backed a draft parliamentary resolution on taking some areas under state special protection and altering the frontier lines of some areas and decided to submit it to the Parliament. The areas are considered having untamed nature, natural unique formations or historical, cultural, scientific and ecological significance.
Areas to be newly added to the State Special Protected Area cover 13 soums of six aimags. As the areas are taken under special protection, the total size of protected area will be expanded with 1,298,047 hectares (or 0.83 percent). As a result, the total special protected area will make up 32,759,268 hectares or 20.94 percent of total territory of Mongolia.
For instance, Onon Balj National Park will be expanded with some parts of Dadal and Binder soums of Khentii aimag. Develiin Aral nature reserve will be expanded with Lake Achit which is on the border of Uvs and Bayan-Ulgii aimags and classified as national park. Moreover, Khom Steppe in Durvuljin soum of Zavkhan aimag and Gutain Davaa-Khumuul riverhead in Batshireet and Binder soum of Khentii aimag are being taken under special protection in classification of ‘national complex area'.

Government suspends 13 mining licenses of Mongolian businessman www.news.mn
Earlier yesterday (21 August), the Mongolian Cabinet took the decision to suspend a total of 23 mining licenses of 19 companies over failure to meet environmental obligations.
Interestingly, 1 of the 23 mining licenses were held by ‘Mongol Gazar” LLC which is owned by businessman Ts.Myanganbayar. The licenses cover an area of over 8400 hectares in the Tsenkher Soum of Arkhangai Province.
If the companies do not fulfill their obligations the government will revoke their permits.

Khuvsgul Lake National Park – tourist operators face regulation www.news.mn
At Wednesday’s session, the Mongolian Cabinet discussed establishing an eco-zone at the Khuvsgul Lake National Park with the assistance of the Asian Development Bank; it also decided to limit the number of tourism licenses for the area.
Khuvsgul Lake holds 70 percent of Mongolian pure water reserves and is one of the 17 oldest lakes in the world. It is 1,645 metres (5,397 feet) above sea level, 136 kilometres (85 miles) long and 262 metres (860 feet) deep.
Ger and chalet camps have increased around the lake due to the sharp rise of local and foreign tourists. In 2013, Khuvsgul Lake received 23000 tourists – within five years this had tripled to 120000. Currently, 129 legal entities control tourism activity in the area; 160 of the facilities they run are unauthorized, officials said.

What is the population of Mongolia? Census preparation underway. www.news.mn
On 24 January 2015, a baby girl was born in Umngovi Province, becoming Mongolia’s three-millionth citizen. Named Mongoljin, by then President Ts.Elbegdorj, she was born 27 years after the population hit the two million mark. Now, four years on, how many Mongolian citizens are there?
Mongolia is preparing for the 2020 Census. According to the National Statistics Office (NSO), the census will be conducted online and using conventional questionnaires. Officials used mobile phone numbers for the counting and registration process during an experimental dummy-run census which was conducted in January 2018. The trial census involved 10 percent of population in the 5th Khoroo of Bayanzurkh District, the 15th Khoroo of the Khan-Uul District, the 6th Khoroo of the Songinkhairkhan District – all located in the capital Ulaanbaatar and the Dornod Province.
The regular nationwide census will start at midnight of Jan 8 2020 and will run for seven days. The final results of the census will be announced in June of the same year.
The Statistical Law of Mongolia states that a national census will be conducted every 10 years. Mongolia conducted its first population census in 1918 followed by 1935, 1944, 1956, 1963, 1969, 1979, 1989 and 2000. The first census of the 21st century was conducted in 2010.

Service sector spurs economic growth www.zgm.mn
Mongolia’s GDP growth is showing good performance in 2019, as the service sector improves. Competition in the trade and services sector has been rising rapidly, and demand for human resources in the field is increasing. As the players grow, new management, quality of service and standard is approaching the world standard step by step. Public service, hotel, and domestic trade that are included in the service sector have increased, according to the National Statistics Office (NSO).
Trade revenue totaled MNT 10.8 trillion in the first half of 2019
In particular, trade revenue totaled MNT 10.8 trillion in the first half of this year, up 23.1 percent over the same period of last year. The retail sector, particularly, online retailing is expanding its scale in the market.
Following the downturn in mining commodity prices, the hospitality industry, especially the foodservice revenue drops. However, it increases as coal prices improve. For example, in the first half of this year, the catering industry’s income reached MNT 217.3 billion, up by 15.6 percent compared to the same period of the previous year. Also, the restaurant revenue grew by MNT 22.6 billion in the reporting period, triggering the GDP to increase.
The industry revenue for hotels rose 40.7 percent, to MNT 66.4 billion in the second quarter of 2019. The number of visitors reached 372,000, up by 70,000 over the previous year. There has been a growth in the hospitality industry in 2018, and this has also shown an increase, supporting the economy.

LendMN taps into Korean market www.zgm.mn
LendMN NBFI JSC, a subsidiary of AND Global, is planning to issue a Depositary Receipt (DR) in the South Korean market. The commencement is in the process of research.
DR is a tool that allows foreign investors to buy shares in another country’s stock exchanges. In other words, it is a type of transferable financial security that is traded on a local stock exchange but represents a security, usually in the form of equity, that is issued by a foreign publicly listed company.
LendMN is the first Mongolian FinTech company that provides an opportunity for its users to obtain quick loans without collaterals using a mobile application powered by Artificial Intelligence-based credit scoring. The company currently disburses more than 2,500 loans per day.
Compared to the Q4 of 2018, the number of customers increased by 28 percent, the number of loans disbursed improved by 40 percent, the number of loans disbursed drew by 37 percent, and the amount of loan portfolio increased by 60 percent in the first quarter of 2019.
The company distributed 800 million shares in the domestic market. Shareholders own 600 million or 75 percent of the total shares, 200 million or 25 percent are owned by 4,000 small shareholders.
AND Global is an origin company of And Systems LLC and LendMN NBFI JSC, which is responsible for the Group’s investment, strategy, and management. And Global company has attracted USD 5 million from domestic and Asian investors, and the company’s market value has reached USD 30.4 million. Also, the LendMN model is about to be developed in the Philippines in Southeast Asia, Indonesia, and Japan.

Kim Byoung Joon Ledas Varicose Vein Clinic enters Mongolia www.www.koreabiomed.com
Kim Byoung Joon Ledas Varicose Vein Clinic, specializing in varicose veins in Busan, said it would enter the Mongolian market.
The clinic signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to provide international medical care and build cooperative relations with two Mongolian medical institutions, one education agency, and one medical tourism company in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, Thursday.
The Korean clinic said the latest MOU would elevate its existing relations with Mongolian institutions to a strategic partnership to collaborate with them for joint overseas business.
Mongolia is one of the targets to bring international patients for medical institutions in Busan, according to Kim Byoung Joon Ledas Varicose Vein Clinic. The increased flights connecting Seoul and Ulaanbaatar shows that Mongolia is the blue ocean for Korean hospitals’ overseas business, the clinic said.
“By building a strategic partnership with medical institutions in Mogolia, we will keep expanding our presence in the overseas medical market,” said Kim Byoung-joon, director of the clinic.
Kim Byoung Joon Ledas Varicose Vein Clinic will expand overseas business not only in Mongolia but around the world, and seek a joint business opportunity with local companies to vitalize the local economy and create jobs, he added.

Two-day Boao Forum for Asia conference underway in Ulaanbaatar www.montsame.mn
Mongolia is one of the initiators of the Boao Forum for Asia, an important platform for the discussion of development and economic issues of Asia. The conference, hosted by Mongolia, is continuing at the Shangri-La Hotel in Ulaanbaatar. Prime Minister of Mongolia U.Khurelsukh delivered opening remarks.
In his speech, he said, “Mongolia holds aspiration to actively partake in the activities of the Boao Forum for Asia, aimed at deepening economic-related information sharing and inter-correlated actions among Asian countries. Furthermore, Mongolia is hosting the event within the framework of the 70th anniversary of the diplomatic relations between Mongolia and China.”
Minister of Foreign Affairs D.Tsogtbaatar, Chairman of Boao Forum for Asia Ban Ki-moon, Executive Secretary of the UN ESCAP Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana, Secretary-General of BFA Li Baodong and other delegates delivered remarks at the opening ceremony. The conference with a theme “Concerted Action for Common Development in the New Era” has brought together around 300 public and private delegations from more than 10 countries, such as Mongolia, China, South Korea, and Pakistan. The interactive parallel discussions will be held under topics such as, “Investment and business opportunities of Mongolia”, “New direction: Aligning with ‘Belt and Road’ & ‘Development Road’”, “Connectivity: Expanding horizons into regional cooperation”, and “Common goal: Green development”.

Mongolian woman appointed Director of the Board of Canadian mining company www.news.mn
Five Star Diamonds Ltd, formerly Turquoise Capital Corp, announced the appointment of Ms G.Solongo to the Company’s Board as a Director.
Ms G.Solongo is a Mongolian national with considerable experience in the resources sector across a range of commodities including copper, gold, coal, iron and hydrocarbons. G.Solongo is an executive at boutique Mongolian investment firm Garrison Capital Development (GCD).
GCD is an established and successful venture capital firm that specializes in marketing and acquiring exploration and development assets, in the resource sector, and managing these assets through the developmental stages onto production. Ms G.Solongo currently acts as an advisor and executive assistant to the Chairman of Steppe Gold, a Mongolian precious metals company listed on the TSX.
Prior to joining GCD, Ms G.Solongo was Head of Property Management at Mongolian Properties LLC. Mongolian Properties LLC is one of the leading real estate developers in Mongolia. Ms G.Solongo graduated from Columbia College in Denver, Colorado with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and is fluent in English. (GlobeNewswire)
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