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NATIONAL STATISTICAL OFFICE OF MONGOLIA

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CONTENTS

General notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Methodological notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Main indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

I. Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20II. Labour . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

III. Selected social indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

IV. , Social welfare and social insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

V. Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

VI. Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38

VII. Crime . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

VIII. Gross domestic products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

IX. Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

X. , , Money, loan, stock market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

XI. State budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70XII. External trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73

XIII. Business Register . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85

XIV. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

XV. Industry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .109

XVI. onstruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115

XVII. Domestic trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

XVIII. , Transport and communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119XIX. Inbound and Outbound

passengers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122

XX. , Meteorology and air pollution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124

p Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .126


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Monthly Bulletin of statistics

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General notes

I. Abbreviations:

AR Arkhangai

BO Bayan-Olgii

BKH Bayankhongor

BU Bulgan

GO Govi-Altai

DO Dornogovi

DD Dornod

DU Dundgovi

ZA Zavkhan

OV Ovorkhangai

OM Omnogovi

SU SukhbaatarSE Selenge

TO Tov

UV Uvs

KHO Khovd

KHS Khovsgol

KHE Khentii

DA Darkhan-Uul

UB Ulaanbaatar

OR Orkhon

GS Govisumber

II. Months have been shown by the Roman

numerals (I, II, III, IV, V, etc).

I-XII shows the accumulated data from the

beginning of the year including the particular

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1990-1995; 1990-1997 annual average for

this particular time period.

III. The following symbols were used:

... data are not available

0.0 the amount is nil or negligible

- no execution.

Shows the term of which and in some

cases it indicates not all elements of sum are

given.

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Labour force surveyThe economically active population

(Labour Force) comprising all persons ofeither sex who furnish the supply of labour

for the production of economic goods andservices (employed and unemployed,including those seeking work), as definedby the System of National Accounts (SNA),during a specified time reference period.Economically active population is divided intousually active or currently active during aspecified time-reference period. The usually active populati oncomprises all persons a specified working agewhose activity status, as determined in terms

of the total number of weeks or days duringa long specified period or the preceding 12months or the preceding calendar year waseither employed or unemployed.

Economical ly current ly act ivepopulation comprises of population of labourage, unemployed or employed in terms oftheir primary activity for the last week.

The economically currently inactivepopulation comprises al l persons who

were neither employed or unemployedduring the last week for the reasons such asattendant at educational institutions; retired;engaged in family duties and disabled.

Employed means all citizen engagedin economic activity for pay (wages or salary)and having an employment status of somesort. One can be regarded as employed ifengaged in economic activity for pay above

an hour for the last week.

Unemployed is a citizen of labour age,with full work abilities, who was for a whileunemployed, ready to work and activelylooking for a job.

a/ not employed means no work hasbeen done for pay or by an employmentcontract, no income was earned as self-

employed work or services within last week,as stated in Law on Labour or Clause 359 ofCivili code.


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c/ actively seeking a job means

actively trying to get a job by registering withstate or private employment offices, havinginformation about vacancies at least once,or addressed at least once to job vacanciesprovider or their internet pages, placing jobseeking advertisements in posters, and massmedia.

Labour

The economically active population(Labor Force) comprising all persons of eithersex who furnish the supply of labour for theproduction of economic goods and services(employed and unemployed, including thoseseeking work), as defined by the System ofNational Accounts (SNA), during a specifiedtime reference period. Economically activepopulation is divided into usually active or

currently active during a specifiedtime-reference period. Unemployed is a citizen of labour age,with full work abilities, who was for a whileunemployed, ready to work and activelylooking for a job.

Household income and expenditure

Since 1966, the National Statistical

Office has regularly conducted householdincome and expenditure survey. At present,a sample of 11232 households was selectedannually to represent the total households ofMongolia and data on household membersage, sex, employment, household income,expenditure, consumption and housingcondition are collected and analyzed on aquarterly bases.

The survey methodology (sample,

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Since 3rd quarter of the year 2007,we have estimating average monthly incomeand expenditure of the household from resultof Household socio-economic survey, henceits methodology had changed.

Social insurance and social welfare The social insurance is a socio-economic measure to provide pensions,

benefits or payments prescribed inthe legislation to the insured person incontingencies of retirement, disability,sickness and unemployment, as well as his/or her dependents in case of the insuredpersons death, having established a SocialInsurance Fund through contributionspayable by individuals. The social insuranceshall consist of the branches as 1/ pensioninsurance, 2/ benefits insurance, 3/ healthinsurance, 4/ insurance against employmentinjury and occupational diseases, 5/unemployment insurance. The social welfare is a measureto provide pensions, conditioned cashbenefits and community based welfare andspecialized care or nursing prescribed in thelegislation to the person who needs socialwelfare supports.

Data on social insurance and welfare

is published monthly basis starting from April2009.

Health Monthly health statistics are compiledthrough local units of Health Department, anImplementing Agency of the Governmentof Mongolia and received by the NSO ofMongolia. The mortality rate /infant mortalityrate/ among children up to 1 year old in

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The infant mortality rate (infantsunder age one year per 1000 live births) isestimated as a ratio of the number of deaths

of infants under 1 year to the number of alivebirths during a particular period of time.

The under 1-5 mortality rate (under1-5 age one year per 1000 live births) isestimated as a ratio of the number of deathsof under 1-5 year to the number of alive birthsduring a particular period time.

Crime Culpable acts and omissions subjectto the criminal liability specified in the CriminalCode which are socially dangerous shall berecognized crimes. Crime data source ismonthly report of General Police Department.

Crimes shall be classified as followsaccording to the nature and degree of theirsocial danger and gravity of the punishmentto be imposed minor, less serious, seriousand grave.

The Crime indicators have been

innovated and enriched in connection withchange of Criminal Law.

- Indicators like crime against humanlife, health, crime to cause others to commitsuicide, violent crime such as attempted andnegligent murder are being compiled in thebulletin;

- Rape crime was included to the crimeagainst children, family and social morality;

- Crime against ownership right

includes theft of property, robbery, snatchaway others property, deceiving to obtainothers property, illegally misuse othersproperty and wasting;

- Arson was included to crime againstenvironmental protection.

- Indecent assault was added to crimeagainst social safety. The number of committed offencesper 10000 population aged 18 and over is a


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Prices The consumer price index is a weighted

average by consumption expendituredistribution of prices of various goods andservices purchased by the households forits own consumption.

Since January 2008 having revisedits methodology for CPI by which CPI forUlaanbaatar city was taken a nationalCPI, the National Statistics Committee has

moved to the international methodology bywhich the national CPI is estimated on thebasis of weighted average for 2005 HIESconsumption expenditure of aimags and theCapital city.

The ave rage marke t p r i cesof agricultural foodstuff, wool, hide & skin ataimags centers & the capital city were shown.

Money, loan, stock market Currency in circulation includes thepopulation and commercial banks cash andcurrency outside the banks. Money M1 includes public and privatesectors bank account currency, populationdemand deposits and currency outside thebanks. Money M2 is a sum of money M1

and Quasi money. Quasi money consistsof the time saving deposits of individualsand enterprises as wellas foreign currencydeposits.

An active stock in a particular monthis considered as the stock of companies withpredominated trading.

General government budget Since October 1995, the budget

revenue and expenditure has been compiledaccording to the International Monetary Fundstandard classifications.


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The Mongolian General governmentbudget revenue and expenditure consistsof the central and local budget revenue andexpenditure. The Ministry of Finance collect andaggregate the General government budget

revenue and expenditure data from itsdepartment and offices that are under thejurisdiction of the ministry and forward thedata to the National Statistical Office (NSO).

State budget revenue and expenditureincludes revenue and expenditure ofGovernment Special funds for Pension,Social Security, Roads, and Privatization.

The structural balance of consolidated

budget was estimated by the provision 5of the Article 1 of Chapter 4 of the Law ofMongolia on Fiscal Stability, adapted by theState Great Hural, June 24, 2010.

Structural balance of consolidatedbudget means difference between theconsolidated budget structural revenue andtotal expenditures of consolidated budget. Consolidated budget structural

revenue means sum of structural revenueof major minerals and consolidated budgetbase revenue.

External trade On 17th February of 2009, thechairman of NSO, the Minister of Financeand the director of Customs GeneralAdministration approved Methodology ofcalculating indicators of merchandise tradestatistics. According to this new methodology

and its amendments, estimates of previousyears have changed.

The table of this chapter weredeveloped on the basis of the statistical reportsfrom the Customs General Administration ofMongolia.

The commodities were classifiedaccording to the Harmonized Systemdeveloped by the World Trade Organization.

The price of import goods is defined by theCIF condition which means that exporter hasto bear costs of transportation and insurance


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till purchasers country border as well ascustoms tax.

Industry Classification by the kind of economic

activities is based on the ISIC (InternationalStandard Industrial Classification) of UnitedNation.

The value of total industrial sale isvalue of sales, completed work and servicesof business entities during the particularperiod.

The growth of the industrial productionwas estimated on the basis of constant priceof 2005 for the main commodities.

Data on production of the mainindustrial commodities shows a physicalquantity of the particular produced goods.

Hazardous phenomena and disasters For terms, namely hazardousphenomena, disasters, and accidents,concepts and definitions set out in the Law onDisaster Protection of Mongolia are followed.

Disasters mean loss of many humanlives and livestock, immense damage toproperty and environment that exceedsnational and local resources and capacitydue to hazardous phenomena, majortechnological accidents, and terrorist acts orexplosion.

Hazardous phenomena mean severesnow, dust storm, drought, dzud, flood,earthquake, desertification, fire, epidemic,

epizootic, hazardous vegetative diseases orspreading detrimental rodents.

Major technologi cal accidentsmean destruction of factories, buildings,communication or roads, accidents oftransportation facilities or leakage of radioactiveand hazardous chemical substances causedby violation of technological procedures.


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Social and economic situation ofMongolia

(As of the preliminary result of 2011)

I. Social indicators

In 2011, 70328 mothers delivered70576 children (live births) increased by 4668mothers or 7.1 percent, and 4687 children or7.1 percent, compared to the previous year.

In 2011, at national level infantmortality decreased by 123 or 9.6 percent to1152, and child mortality aged 1-5 decreasedby 89 or 25.6 percent to 258 compared to theprevious year. The number of unemployed reached

57.2 thousand at the end of 2011, reflectingan increase of 18.9 thous.persons or 49.5percent compared to the previous year.

As of the beginning of 2011/2012academic year, number of students andpupils in all levels of educational institutionsreached 890.6 thous.persons, increased by40.1 thous.persons or 4.7 percent comparedto the previous year. In the 2010/2011 academic year,

133.7 thous.students and pupils graduatedall levels of educational institutions, ofwhich 86.7 thous.pupils graduated generaleducation schools (51.9 thous.pupils 9thgrade, 33.1 thous.pupils 11th grade), 11.2thous.students graduated technical andvocational schools, 35.8 thous.studentsgraduated universities, higher educationalinstitutions and colleges. In 2011, 653.5 thous.persons wereregistered as insurer, of which 429.0

thousand or 65.6 percent were those fromthe establishments, and 224.5 thousand or34.4 percent from the government budgetaryorganization. Compared to the previousyear, the number of insurers increased by77.6 thousand or 13.5 percent, of which theincreased by 72.3 thousand or 20.3 percentfrom establishments, and increased by 5.3thousand or 2.4 percent from governmentbudgetary organization. In 2011, social welfare pensions andbenefits allocated to 56.8 thous.persons,showing an increase of 141 persons or 0.2percent, total amount of the allocated fund

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2011 70328 , 4668 7.1 , () 70576 , 4687 7.1 . 2011 1152 , 123 9.6 ,1-5 258 , 89 25.6 .

2011 57.2 , 18.9 49.5 .

2011/2012 890.6 . , 40.1 . 4.7 .

2010/2011 133.7 . ()- 86.7 . (9- 51.9, 11- 33.1 ), ()-11.2 ., , , 35.8 . .

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2011 8100 , 922 614 8.2 , 269 22.6 .

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increased by 7.5 bln.tog or 26.8 percentcompared to the previous year.

In 2011, 733.1 bln.tog were distributedto 2.8 mln.persons (double counting) from theHuman development fund.

In 2011, the number of infectious

disease cases was 42.8 thous.persons,increase by 1466 cases or 3.5 percentcompared the previous year. The increasein the number of infectious disease caseswas mainly due to the increases of 5573persons or 61.2 percent in viral hepatitis,1829 persons or 2.4 times in varicella, 492persons or 93.4 percent in mumps, 331persons or 8.4 percent in syphilis, althoughthere was a decrease of 1543 persons or 59.7percent in Enterovirus-71, 2221 persons or

49.8 percent in mycoses, 1331 persons or38.6 percent in shigellosis, 623 persons or13.5 percent in trichomoniasis, 582 personsor 10.1 percent in gonococcal infection, and228 persons or 5.4 percent in tuberculosis.

At national level, 19197 crimes wereregistered in 2011, reflecting a decrease of628 crimes or 3.2 percent compared to theprevious year. The decrease in the numberof crimes was mainly due to the decreases

in crime against the right of ownership(712), crime against human life and health(or physical well-being) (351), crime againstpopulation health (67) and crime againsteconomic entity (43) although there wereincreases in crime against the rules of safetyof traffic and use of motor vehicles (231),crime against social security (189), crimeagainst administrative rules (52), crimeagainst environmental protection rules andcrime against judicial procedure (39) and

crime against children, family and socialmorality (24) compared to the previous year.

In 2011, occurred crimes caused8100 injuries and 922 deaths. The number ofinjuries up by 614 persons or 8.2 percent andthe number of deaths down by 269 personsor 22.6 percent compared to the previousyear.

II. Macroeconomic indicators The preliminary estimates of GDP by

production approach reached 10829.7 bln.tog at current price, 4881.4 bln.tog at 2005constant price in 2011, up by 27.8 percent


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42.5 , 16.0 , 14.3 , , 8.7 . 2011 10899.9 , 2005 4906.5 , 2440.3

28.8 , 2005 723.5 17.3 . . () 2011 12 2.0 , 10.2 . 9.2 . , , 3.8 .

M (M2) 2011 6427.2 , 304.0 5.0 , 1747.2 37.3 .

2011 713.4 , 34.4 5.1 , 193.7 37.3 .

, , 2011 5641.1 , 202.4 3.7 , 2376.4 72.8 . 2011 73.7 , 2.2 3.1 , 16.9 18.7 .

at current price and 17.3 percent at constantprice compared to the previous year.

The real increase in GDP for 2011was mainly due to the 42.5 percent increasein wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor

vehicles and motorcycles, 16.0 percentincrease in manufacturing sector, 14.3percent increase in construction and 8.7percent increase in mining and quarryingsector, respectively. According to preliminary estimates of2011 GDP was 10899.9 bln.tog at currentprices and 4906.5 bln.tog at constant pricesof 2005 by expenditure approaches. It wasincreased by 2440.3 bln.tog or 28.8 percentpercent at current prices and 723.5 bln.tog or

17.3 percent at constant prices compared tothe previous year. In 2011 GDP this growthwas achieved mainly by increase of grosscapital formation.

The national consumer price index inDecember, 2011 increased by 2.0 percentcompared to the previous month, and 10.2percent compared to the same period of theprevious year. Annual average inflation ratewas 9.2 percent. The increase in nationalindex compared to the previous month was

mainly due to 3.8 percent increase in foodand non-alcoholic beverages.According to the report of the Bank

of Mongolia, money supply (broad money orM2) at the end of 2011, reached to 6427.2bln.tog, reflecting an increase of 304.0 bln.tog or 5.0 percent compared to the previousmonth, and by 1747.2 bln.tog or 37.3 percentcompared to the previous year.

At the end of 2011, currency issued incirculation reached 713.4 bln.tog, increasedby 34.4 bln.tog or 5.1 percent compared tothe previous month, and increased by 193.7bln.tog or 37.3 percent compared to theprevious year.

Loans outstanding at the end 2011,amounted to 5641.1 bln.tog, up by 202.4 bln.tog or 3.7 percent compared to the previousmonth, and by 2376.4 bln.tog or 72.8 percentcompared to the previous year.

Principals in arrears at the end of 2011reached 73.7 bln.tog reflecting increases of2.2 bln.tog or 3.1 percent compared to theprevious month, decreases 16.9 bln.tog or18.7 percent compared to the previous year.


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2011 330.0 , 13.2 3.8 , 44.4 11.9 .

2011 252 , 350.2 , 125.6 . 2011 4400.6 , 241.0 , 4159.6 ,

4792.0 , 632.4 .

2011 4141.3 , 3234.4 , 906.9 .

948.6 35.3 367.3 86.8 , 563.2 65.1 , 262.2 84.7 , 154.4 39.5 ,

144.1 74.5 , 119.1 36.0 , 69.7 43.3 . 114.4 29.3 33.4 60.5 , 22.1 13.5

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At the end of 2011, the non-performingloans over the bank system reached 330.0bln.tog, showing decreases of 13.2 bln.tog or3.8 percent compared to the previous month,and of 44.4 bln.tog or 11.9 percent comparedto the previous year.

In 2011, there were 252 trading daysand 125.6 mln.shares valued at 350.2 bln.tog were traded.

As of the preliminary result of 2011,total revenue and grants of the GeneralGovernment Budget amounted to 4400.6bln.tog, which of stabilization fund amountedto 241.0 bln.tog, total equilibrated revenueand grants amounted to 4159.6 and totalexpenditure and net lending amounted to

4792.0 bln.tog, representing deficit of 632.4bln.tog in the equilibrated balance of GeneralGovernment Budget.

As of the preliminary result of 2011,current revenue of the General GovernmentBudget amounted of 4141.3 bln.tog andcurrent expenditure reached 3234.4 bln.tog.Thus, the budget equilibrated current balancewas in surplus of 906.9 bln.tog.

Compared to the previous year, taxrevenue increased by 948.6 bln.tog or 35.3percent. The increase was mainly due to theincreases of 563.2 bln.tog or 65.1 percent intaxes on goods and services, 262.2 bln.tog or84.7 percent in other taxes, 154.4 bln.tog or39.5 percent in corporate income tax, 144.1bln.tog or 74.5 percent in taxes on foreigntrade, 119.1 bln.tog or 36.0 percent in socialsecurity contribution, 69.7 bln.tog or 43.3percent in personal income tax, although

there was decreases of 367.3 bln.tog or86.8 percent in price increase tax of someproducts.

Compared to the previous year,

non-tax revenue increased by 114.4 bln.togor 29.3 percent. The increase was mainlydue to the increases of 33.4 bln.tog or 60.5percent in revenues from dividends, 22.1

bln.tog or 13.5 percent in revenues frombudget entities, 21.4 bln.tog or 59.2 percentin revenues from interest and fines, 21.2


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2011 4792.0 , 1711.3 55.6 5.0 11.8 , 621.4 59.3 , 476.1 80.6 ,, 361.8 31.0 , 257.1 2.1

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1067.2 476.1 80.6 . 454.1 80.9 , 22.0 74.9 .

2011 127 , 11307.2 ., 4780.4 ., 6526.9 . .

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bln.tog or 38.7 percent in revenues from oilpetroleum, 12.8 bln.tog or 26.8 percent inrevenues from others and 3.5 bln.tog or 11.1percent in revenues from navigation fee. As of the preliminary result of 2011,total expenditure and net lending of the

General Government Budget increased by1711.3 bln.tog or 55.6 percent to 4792.0 bln.tog compared to the previous year. This wasmainly due to increases of 621.4 bln.tog or59.3 percent in subsidies and transfers, 476.1bln.tog or 80.6 percent in capital expenditure,361.8 bln.tog or 31.0 percent in expenditureof goods and services, 257.1 bln.tog or 2.1times in lending minus repayments, althoughthere was decreases of 5.0 bln.tog or 11.8percent in interest payment.

As of the preliminary result of 2011,

spending of 1067.2 bln.tog on capitalexpenditure was higher by 476.1 bln.tog or80.6 percent compared to the previous year.The increase in capital expenditure was dueto the increases of 454.1 bln.tog or 80.9percent in capital expenditure of domesticsources and 22.0 bln.tog or 74.9 percent inforeign financed capital expenditure.

As of the preliminary result of 2011,Mongolia traded with 127 countries fromall over the world and total external tradeturnover reached 11307.2 mln.US dollars,of which exports made up 4780.4 mln.USdollars and imports made up 6526.9 mln.USdollars.

External trade balance showed adeficit of 291.6 mln.US dollars in 2010,increased by 39.3 mln.US dollars or 15.6

percent compared to the previous year.As of the preliminary result of 2011, externaltrade balance showed a deficit of 1746.5mln.US dollars, increased by 1455.0 mln.US dollars or 6.0 times, compared to theprevious year.

Total external trade turnover increasedby 5198.7 mln.US dollars compared to theprevious year, of which imports up by 3326.8mln.US dollars, and exports up by 1871.8mln.US dollars.

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36.3 , 2112.9., 2339.7 ., 280.1 ., 15668.5 ., 15934.6 . .

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2011 446.1 . ,201.6 . , 99.0 . , 1195.2 . , 46.7. . 91.0 . 25.6 , 33.7 . 20.1, 16.7 . 20.3, 58.0 . 5.1 , 14.0 . 42.8 .

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processed hides, skins, fur & articles, animalorigin products thereof accounted for 98.5percent of the total export value amount.

III. Economic sector indicators At national level as of the end of 2011,36.3 mln.livestock were counted, of which2112.9 thous.horse, 2339.7 thous.cattle,280.1 thous.camel, 15668.5 thous.sheepsand 15934.6 thous.goat.

The total number of livestock increasedby 3.6 mln.heads or 11.0 percent comparedto the previous year, of which horse by 192.6thousand or 10.0 percent, cattle by 163.7thousand or 7.5 percent, camel by 10.5

thousand or 3.9 percent, sheep by 1.2 mln or8.2 percent, goat by 2.1 mln or 14.8 percent. In 2011, 0.7 mln.heads of adultanimals had lost, which equals to 2.0 percentof total livestock at beginning of the year. In 2011, 446.1 thous.tons of cereals,201.6 thous.tons of potatoes, 99.0 thous.tonsof vegetables were harvested and 1195.2thous.tons of gross hay harvest, 46.7 thous.tons of handmade fodder were produced.

Cereals harvest increased by 91.0 thous.tonsor 25.6 percent, while potatoes increased by33.7 thous.tons or 20.1 percent, vegetablesby 16.7 thous.tons or 20.3 percent, gross hayharvest by 58.0 thous.tons or 5.1 percent,handmade fodder by 14.0 thous.tons or 42.8percent compared to previous year.

In 2011, the total industrial outputincreased by 182.2 bln.tog or 9.7 percentto 2056.8 bln.tog (at 2005 constant prices)compared to the previous year. The increase

in the industrial output was mainly due to16.8-77.3 percent, increases in mining andquarrying products such as crude oil, coaland iron ore and 0.8-86.5 percent increasesin industrial main products of manufacturingsector such as bakery products, combeddown, knitted goods, meat, bread, soft drinks,milk, cigarettes, alcohol, juice, beer, purewater and concrete mortar.In 2011, a total of 450.7 bln.tog of constructionand installation work were carried out at the

national level, of which, 427.9 bln.tog or94.9 percent of the work were executed by


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450.7 , 427.9 94.9 , 22.8 5.1 . , 99.9 28.5

101.4 31.1 . 2011 44.0 , 296.2 14.5 49.5 , 45.5 18.2 . , 2011

12 (6.0 ) . 12 -0.6 , -43.1 . 16 / .

2011 12 13- ,32- 31 , 27 , 18 , 1- 16 , 13- ,32- , 31 , 20 , 19 , 1- 16 ,

10 13- 28 ,32- 26 , , 22 , 16 , 2.5 23 , 13- 4 , 32- 5 .

, 2011 3548

domestic entities, and 22.8 bln.tog or 5.1percent by foreign entities. The 99.9 bln.togor 28.5 percent increase of construction andinstallation work compared to the previousyear was mainly due to the 101.4 bln.tog or31.1 percent increase in works executed by

domestic entities.

In 2011, 44.0 mln.tons freight and296.2 mln.passengers (double counting)were carried by all types of transport, carriedfreight rose by 14.5 mln.tons or 49.5 percent,and carried passengers by 45.5 mln.personsor 18.2 percent. According to the report of the Instituteof Meteorology and Hydrology, maximum

precipitation was registered in Tosontsengelsoum (6.0 mm) of Zavkhan aimag inDecember, 2011. In the December of 2011,Khanbogd soum of Umnugovi aimag hadthe highest air temperature (-0.6C), whileTosontsengel soum of Zavkhan aimag hadthe lowest air temperature (-43.1C). Windspeed reached 16 m/sec in Tsetserleg soumof Arkhangai aimag. Daily average concentration of

nitrogen dioxide exceeded 31 times aroundthe 13th micro district and the 32nd Toirog ofUlaanbaatar city, 27 times around the Westcrossroad, 18 times around the Offitseruudiinordon and 16 times around the 1st microdistrict, daily average concentration ofsulphur dioxide exceeded 31 times aroundthe 13th micro district, the 32nd Toirog andKharkhorin market, 20 times around theOffitseruudiin ordon, 19 times around theWest crossroad, 16 times around the 1st

micro district, particulate matter less than10 micrograms exceeded 28 times aroundthe 13th micro district, 26 times around the32nd Toirog, 22 times around the Westcrossroad and 16 times around Kharkhorinmarket, particulate matter less than 2.5micrograms exceeded 23 times around theWest crossroad and 4 times around the13th micro district, carbon dioxide exceeded5 times around the 32nd Toirog from themaximum allowable concentration of air

quality standard in December, 2011.

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C.

CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL STATISTICALOFFICE OF MONGOLIA S.MENDSAIKHAN

2012 1 13

13 January, 2012

213 , 165.5 . , . 3063 , , 161 ,, 93 ,

, 47, 3.5- 39 , , 22 , , 18 , , 15 . , 2011 9.6 .

occurred. As a result, 213 people died,165.5 thous.livestock and domestic animalshad lost. By the types of disasters, 3063fires on possessions, 161 forest and fieldfires, 93 river and lake accidents, 47 casesof domestic animal madness disease, 39

earthquakes more than 3.5 magnitude, 22accidents related to artisanal mining and rockfalls, 18 heavy rain and floods and 15 heavystorms occurred. In 2011, estimated damagecaused by the disasters and accidentsamounted to 9.6 bln.tog.


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2009 2010 20112011

2010

Social statistical indicators

( ) Number births (live births) 69 167 63 270 70 576 111.5

1000 Birth per 1000 population 25.5 22.9 24.9 108.7

1000 Death per 1000 population 6.2 6.6 6.0 90.9

, Unemployment, end of the December,

12 , . thous.persons 38 077 38 250 57 171 149.5

Number of infectious disease cases 38 859 41 373 42 839 103.5

Number of committed offences 20 373 19 825 19 197 96.8

Macro economic statistical indicators

, , GDP at current prices, bln.tog 6 590.6 8 414.5 10 829.7 128.7

, 2005 GDP at 2005 constant

, prices, bln.tog 3 913.7 4 162.8 4 881.4 117.3

National consumer price index,

, , end of the year, % 4.2 13 10.2 -

*, Currency in circulation*

12 , end of the December, bln.tog 371.8 519.7 713.4** 137.3

1*,12 , Money M1*, end of the December, bln.tog 651.2 1 157.6 1741.1** 150.4

2*,12 , Money M2*, end of the December, bln.tog 2 880.0 4 680.0 6427.2** 137.3

, 12 Market exchange rate, end of the December

, 1 .=* 1 USD=togrog* 1 446.5 1 234.1 1 374.2 111.4

, Total revenue and grants of General , Government, at current price, bln.tog 1 994.0 3 122.5 4159.6*** 133.2

, Expenditure of General Government,

, at current price, bln.tog 2 336.6 3 080.7 4 792.0 155.5

General Government budget

, overall balance, bln.tog -342.6 41.8 -632.4**** -

General Government current budget

, , revenue, at current price, bln.tog 1 972.6 3 078.3 4 141.3 134.5

General Government current budget

, , expenditure, at current price, bln.tog 1 788.2 2 256.3 3 234.4 143.3

,

General Government budget current equilibrated

balance, bln.tog184.5 822.0 906.9 110.3

, . Exports, mln.USD 1 885.4 2 908.5 4 780.4 164.4

, . Imports, mln.USD 2 137.7 3 200.1 6 526.9 204.0

, External trade balance,

. mln.USD -252.3 -291.6 -1 746.5 599.0

Economic statistical indicators

, , Number of livestock, end of the year,

mln.heads 44.0 32.7 36.3 110.9

, . Number of survivals, thous.heads 13 767.4 7 399.2 12 540.7 169.5

, . Losses of adult animals, thous.heads 1 732.9 10 319.9 651.3 6.3

, . Sown areas, thous.hectar

- -Cereals 252.4 259.2 299.9 115.7

- -Wheat 248.9 250.2 291.4 116.5

- -Potatoes 13.5 13.8 15.4 111.5

- -Vegetables 6.5 7.0 7.8 111.4

, . Gross harvested, thous.tons

- -Grains 391.7 355.1 446.1 125.6

- -Potatoes 151.2 168.0 201.6 120.0

- -Vegetables 78.0 82.3 99.0 120.3

, Gross industrial output, at constant

2005 , prices of 2005,bln.tog 1 704.9 1 874.6 2 056.8 109.7

: Of which:

- , -Mining and quarrying 998.6 1 099.4 1 203.9109.5

- -Manufacturing 503.5 560.7 625.9 111.6

-, , -Electricity, thermal energy and

water supply 202.8 214.5 227.0 105.8

, , Total amount of construction and capital

, repair, maintenance, at current price, bln.tog 279.4 350.8 450.7 128.5

, Carried freight, mln.t 24.7 29.4 44.0 149.8

, Carried passengers, double counted, mln.persons

, 232.4 250.7 296.2 118.2

- Number of active legal units 36 877 40 921 48 086 117.5

, Total sales of wholesale trade, mln.tog 871.8 1 424.8 2 496.8 175.2

, Total sales of retail trade, mln.tog 406.5 650.7 734.5 112.9

,. Number of inbound tourists through the border

of Mongolia, thous.persons 492.8 456.1 460.4 100.9

* :

* Source: Monthly statistical bulletin, Bank of Mongolia

: **

Note: ** Preliminary estimates

***

*** Total equilibrated revenue and grants of General government

****

MAIN INDICATORS

**** General Government budget overall equilibrated balance

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1.1. , , ,, , , POPULATION, BIRTH, DEATH, by regions, aimags and the Capital, at the end of selected years

Population Birth Death

/Total 2735 780 2780 757 2834 206 69 167 63 270 70 576 16 911 18 293 17 127

Western region

/Subtotal 407 850 402 656 410 153 10 540 8 949 9 593 2 588 2 522 2 096

/BO 101 848 100 836 102 904 2562 2 213 2 546 632 584 478

O/GO 59 376 58 350 59 361 1 331 1 209 1 315 386 348 304

/ZA 79 320 76 861 77 778 1 963 1 586 1 377 512 502 460

/UV 78 801 78 207 79 721 2 477 1 929 1 964 578 567 450

/KHO 88 505 88 402 90389 2 207 2 012 2 391 480 521 404

Khangai region

/Subtotal 564 920 567 140 577 034 14 112 12 651 13 293 3 828 4 195 3 399

/AR 92 449 91 633 93 159 2 159 2 032 2 013 618 707 487

/BKH 85 365 85 133 86753 1 992 1 767 2 107 580 629 487

/BU 62340 62637 63 307 1399 1 264 964 382 427 294/OR 83 145 85 742 87 767 2 325 2 104 2 585 599 660 560

/OV 117 513 117 408 119 232 2 981 2 606 2 510 770 818 686

/KHS 124 108 124 587 126816 3 256 2 878 3 114 879 954 885

Central region

/Subtotal 450 627 459 115 465 572 11 569 10 241 8 975 2 873 3 129 2 518

/GS 13 293 13 772 14 048 384 347 354 87 84 78

/DA 90 050 91 728 93 657 2 415 2 061 2 500 640 677 571

O/DO 58 318 59 539 60 517 1 438 1 346 1 355 307 379 377

/DU 47 671 46 314 46841 1 250 974 764 280 314 237

/OM 49333 51013 51 911 1366 1 159 1 221 334 337 323

/SE 103 459 106 525 107 890 2 546 2 354 1 858 633 697 493

/TO 88 503 90 224 90708 2 170 2 000 923 592 641 439

Eastern region

/Subtotal

200 038 200 386 203 934 5 000 4 601 4 791 1 308 1 383 1 243/DD 73 625 73 617 75 124 1 932 1 805 1 999 494 530 492

/SU 54 955 55 021 55 956 1 253 1 218 1 297 332 367 362

/KHE 71 458 71 748 72 854 1 815 1 578 1 495 482 486 389

Ulaanbaatar

/Subtotal

/UB 1112 345 1151 460 1177 513 27 946 26 828 33 924 6 314 7 064 7 871

: * ,

.

Note: * In and out migration is not included. Population is calculated by birth and death of Ministry of Health data.

,

I. POPULATION

2011* 2009 20102011*

Capital

Aimags and the

2009 2010 2011* 20092010


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1.2. 1000 , , ,,, , BIRTH, DEATH, NATURAL INCREASE PER 1000 POPULATION, by regions, aimags and the Capital, at the end of selected years

/Total 25.5 22.9 24.9 6.2 6.6 6.0 19.3 16.3 18.9

Western region/Subtotal 25.8 22.1 23.4 6.3 6.2 5.1 19.5 15.9 18.3

/BO 25.2 21.8 24.7 6.2 5.8 4.6 19.0 16.1 20.1

O/GO 22.3 20.5 22.2 6.5 5.9 5.1 15.9 14.6 17.1

/ZA 24.7 20.3 17.7 6.4 6.4 5.9 18.2 13.9 11.8

/UV 31.2 24.6 24.6 7.3 7.2 5.6 23.9 17.3 19.0

/KHO 25.0 22.7 26.5 5.4 5.9 4.5 19.5 16.9 22.0

Khangai region/Subtotal 25.1 22.4 23.0 6.8 7.4 5.9 18.3 14.9 17.1

/AR 23.3 22.1 21.6 6.7 7.7 5.2 16.7 14.4 16.4

/BKH 23.4 20.7 24.3 6.8 7.4 5.6 16.6 13.3 18.7/BU 22.6 20.2 15.2 6.2 6.8 4.6 16.4 13.4 10.6

/OR 28.2 24.9 29.5 7.3 7.8 6.4 20.9 17.1 23.1

/OV 25.5 22.2 21.1 6.6 7.0 5.8 18.9 15.2 15.3

/KHS 26.3 23.1 24.6 7.1 7.7 7.0 19.2 15.4 17.6

Central region/Subtotal 25.9 22.5 19.3 6.4 6.9 5.4 19.5 15.6 13.9

/GS 29.3 25.6 25.2 6.6 6.2 5.6 22.7 19.4 19.6

/DA 27.1 22.7 26.7 7.2 7.4 6.1 19.9 15.2 20.6

O/DO 24.9 22.8 22.4 5.3 6.4 6.2 19.6 16.4 16.2

/DU 26.1 20.7 16.3 5.8 6.7 5.1 20.2 14.0 11.2

/OM 28.2 23.1 23.5 6.9 6.7 6.2 21.3 16.4 17.3

/SE 24.8 22.4 17.2 6.2 6.6 4.6 18.7 15.8 12.6

/TO 24.8 22.4 10.2 6.8 7.2 4.8 18.0 15.2 5.4

Eastern region/Subtotal 25.0 23.0 23.5 6.5 6.9 6.1 18.5 16.1 17.4

/DD 26.2 24.5 26.6 6.7 7.2 6.5 19.5 17.3 20.1

Y/SU 22.8 22.2 23.2 6.0 6.7 6.5 16.8 15.5 16.7

/KHE 25.5 22.0 20.5 6.8 6.8 5.3 18.7 15.3 15.2

Ulaanbaatar

/UB 25.6 23.7 28.8 5.8 6.2 6.7 19.8 17.5 22.1

: * , .Note: * Population natural increase is calculated by birth and death of Ministry of Health data.

2010 2011* 2009 2010 2011*

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2.1 , , 12 EMPLOYMENT IN INDUSTRY, by divisions, at the end of December of the selected years

2011 XII

2010 XII

Industrial division 54 289 56 797 104.6

, Mining and quarring 16 402 16 500 100.6

Mining of coal and lignite, extraction of peat 5 216 5 887 112.9

Extraction of crude petroleum 399 454 113.8 Mining of metal ores 8 653 8 320 96.2 Other mining and quarrying 2 134 1 839 86.2

Manufacturing 23 664 25 866 109.3

, Manufacture of food products and beverages 9 611 10 331 107.5,,,, , Production, processing and preserving of meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, oils, fats 1 328 1 403 105.6

, Manufacture of dairy products 451 619 137.3

, , Manufacture of grain mill products, starches,

starch products, and prepared animal feeds 805 748 92.9

Manufacture of other food products 3 532 3 910 110.7

/ Manufacture of beverages/ / includes alcohol drinks/ 3 495 3 651 104.5

Manufacture of tobacco products 127 155 122.0 Manufacture of textiles 4 227 4 580 108.4 , Manufacture of wearing apparel, dressing and dyeing of fur 1 482 1 564 105.5, , , Tanning, dressing of leather, manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery harness,

footwear

, Manufacture of wood and wooden products 1 090 1 059 97.2

, Manufacture of paper and paper products 301 373 123.9,, Publishing, printing and reproduction of recorded media 1 114 1 049 94.2, Manufacture of coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel 56 154 275.0 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical 990 1 166 117.8 products Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 45 210 466.7 Production of other non-metallic mineral 2 299 2 456 106.8 products Manufacture of basic metals 1 148 1 426 124.2, Manufacture of fabricated metal products,except machinery 384 357 93.0 Manufacture of office accounting

and computing 27 27 100.0 Manufacture of electrical and apparatus 56 47 83.9 ,, Manufacture of medical precision and optical

, instruments, watches and clocks 105 93 88.6 Manufacture of other transport equipment 127 104 81.9 , Manufacture of furniture others

, Electricity, thermal energy and

, water supply 14 223 14 431 101.5

, , Electricity, thermal energy, steam 11 000 10 997 100.0 , Collection, purification and distribution

of water

II.

Industrial division 2010 XII 2011 XII

180.5287 518

106.5

188 197 104.8

3 223 3 434

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LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL SECTOR *, by divisions, at the 2005 constant prices, the end of the selected years

2011

2010

Industrial division 36 494.5 37 775.7 103.5

, Mining and quarring 69 127.4 70 897.2 102.6

Mining of coal and lignite, extraction of peat 57 576.6 60 395.1 104.9 Extraction of crude petroleum 299 128.4 189 939.4 63.5 Mining of metal ores 77 678.6 79 578.8 102.4 Other mining and quarrying 12 981.8 12 224.8 94.2

Manufacturing 25 680.7 26 375.2 102.7

, Manufacture of food products and beverages 31 817.9 32 149.7 101.0, , , , , Production, processing and preserving of

meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, oils, fats 19 014.7 20 780.6 109.3

, Manufacture of dairy products 39 662.5 34 480.7 86.9

, , Manufacture of grain mill products, starches, starch products, and prepared animal feeds 85 965.0 55 942.3 65.1

Manufacture of other food products 8 405.1 8 698.1 103.5

/ Manufacture of beverages / / includes alcohol drinks/ 48 008.3 54 115.6 112.7

Manufacture of tobacco products 181 879.8 174 865.4 96.1 Manufacture of textiles 25 519.8 25 033.0 98.1, Manufacture of wearing apparel, dressing and

dyeing of fur 6 358.4 10 661.7 167.7, , , Tanning, dressing of leather, manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery harness,

footwear

, Manufacture of wood and wooden products 3 704.6 3 385.3 91.4, Manufacture of paper and paper products 7 524.3 8 688.5 115.5, , Publishing, printing and reproduction of recorded media 10 331.5 9 632.4 93.2, Manufacture of coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel 9 176.7 4 487.8 48.9 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical

products 17 268.3 21 143.4 122.4

Manufacture of rubber and plastics

products 12 477.8 6 037.0 48.4

Production of other non-metallic mineral

products 17 937.5 23 431.2 130.6 Manufacture of basic metals 64 431.6 49 271.9 76.5, Manufacture of fabricated metal products,except machinery 132.6 109.5 82.6 Manufacture of office accounting and computing 77 417.2 73 034.0 94.3 Manufacture of electrical apparatus 6 155.0 65 715.5 1 067.7 , , Manufacture of medical precision and optical , instruments, watches and clocks 2 889.8 760.2 26.3 Manufacture of other transport equipment , Manufacture of furniture others

, Electricity, thermal energy and, water supply 15 739.3 16 525.5 105.0

, , Electricity, thermal energy, steam 19 604.8 20 639.4 105.3, Collection, purification and distribution

of water

:* ( ).

Note:

* Gross output per employees (Employment number is the employment average number of the year).

.thous.tog

2010 2011

18 258.4 183.4

Industrial division

9 957.4

561.3 - -

77.6

4 019.8 4 014.8 99.9

7 092.9 5 504.6

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2.3 , , , *NUMBER OF REGISTERED UNEMPLOYED, by region, aimags and Capital, at the end of the selected years *

, 2011* XIIAimags and the Capital Female Female 2010 XII

/ Total 38 250 20 116 57 171 26 043 149.5

/Western region 7 158 3 856 6 195 3 042 86.5

/BO 1 140 493 1 038 579 91.1 / GO 817 516 787 361 96.3 / ZA 2 651 1343 1 457 631 55.0 / UV 1 230 736 781 348 63.5 / KHO 1 320 768 2 132 1123 161.5 /Khangai region 12 400 6 649 11 293 5 272 91.1

/ AR 2 132 993 2 584 1366 121.2 / BKH 2 291 1390 1 309 538 57.1 / BU 1 616 798 597 294 36.9 / OR 1 748 942 2 287 1025 130.8 / OV 2 230 1146 2 099 938 94.1 / KHS 2 383 1380 2 417 1111 101.4 /Central region 6 868 3 786 6 372 3 027 92.8 / GS 128 67 477 209 372.7 / DA 1 773 1003 1 907 1050 107.6 / DO 642 427 656 233 102.2 / DU 848 458 638 272 75.2 /OM 979 571 705 280 72.0 /SE 998 479 1 135 608 113.7 /TO 1 500 781 854 375 56.9 /Eastern region 2 736 1 337 3 980 1 918 145.5 /DD 786 435 1 756 979 223.4 / SU 907 544 859 364 94.7 / KHE 1 043 358 1 365 575 130.9/Ulaanbaatar 9 088 4 488 29 331 12 784 322.7 / UB 9 088 4488 29 331 12784 322.7* - : ,

*-Source: Monthly of the Ministry of Social Welfare and Labour

%2010 XII 2011 XII*

2.4 , , 2011 * NUMBER OF REGISTERED UNEMPLOYED, by age group, at the end of , 2011 *

,

Aimags and Total 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-59 60+ the Capital Female Female Female Female Female Female

/Total 57 171 26 043 13 682 6 405 19 568 8 215 14 304 6 353 9 431 4 948 186 122

/ Western region 6 195 3 042 1 471 693 2 077 1 004 1 763 838 867 495 17 12 /BO 1038 579 162 101 377 202 352 178 145 96 2 2 /GO 787 361 229 112 270 111 188 82 100 56 - - /ZA 1 457 631 294 111 512 224 462 201 188 94 1 1 /UV 781 348 205 79 233 106 215 95 121 62 7 6 /KHO 2 132 1 123 581 290 685 361 546 282 313 187 7 3 /Khangai region 11 293 5 272 3 044 1 452 3 773 1 654 2 804 1 219 1 604 903 68 44

/AR 2 584 1 366 519 271 851 440 716 355 479 287 19 13 /BKH 1 309 538 396 185 420 159 332 107 159 86 2 1 /BU 597 294 121 64 172 88 182 86 120 55 2 1 /OR 2 287 1 025 932 430 802 340 380 162 172 92 1 1 /OV 2 099 938 560 255 707 273 512 217 301 181 19 12 /KHS 2 417 1 111 516 247 821 354 682 292 373 202 25 16 / Central region 6 372 3 027 1 676 801 2 236 983 1 490 694 950 535 20 14 /GS 477 209 125 56 128 51 118 51 104 50 2 1 /DA 1 907 1 050 455 236 678 372 444 243 325 195 5 4 /DO 656 233 200 70 278 90 100 29 75 42 3 2 /DU 638 272 156 68 224 83 173 78 85 43 - - /OM 705 280 211 99 228 71 170 63 90 42 6 5 /SE 1 135 608 315 176 400 196 259 136 159 99 2 1 /TO 854 375 214 96 300 120 226 94 112 64 2 1 / Eastern region 3 980 1 918 1 185 584 1 471 663 787 370 526 292 11 9 /DD 1 756 979 561 320 594 319 326 184 267 149 8 7 /SU 859 364 299 116 369 157 115 48 75 43 1 - /KHE 1 365 575 325 148 508 187 346 138 184 100 2 2/ Ulaanbaatar 29 331 12 784 6 306 2 875 10 011 3 911 7 460 3 232 5 484 2 723 70 43

/ UB 29 331 12 784 6 306 2 875 10 011 3 911 7 460 3 232 5 484 2 723 70 43* - : ,


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2.5 , , , , , 2011 * NUMBER OF PERSONS HAVE ACQUIRED A JOB AT THE NEW WORKPLACES, age group, by region, aimags and the Capital, at the end of 2011 *

,

Aimags and Total 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-59 60+ the Capital Female Female Female Female Female Female

/ Total 73 234 31 914 15 727 6 222 23 796 10 381 18 118 8 336 14 392 6 491 1 201 484

/Western region 10 031 3 998 2 129 815 2 885 1 164 2 729 1 200 2 134 779 154 40 /BO 2 467 766 482 157 694 203 681 246 538 150 72 10 /GO 1 605 599 392 145 441 147 415 165 333 132 24 10 / ZA 2 091 1 072 308 166 627 337 646 343 485 218 25 8 /UV 1 700 837 418 208 528 268 426 224 322 134 6 3 /KHO 2 168 724 529 139 595 209 561 222 456 145 27 9

/Khangai region 12 436 5 494 2 382 994 3 562 1 625 3 426 1 590 2 837 1 197 229 88 / AR 2 458 1 129 500 220 670 307 686 344 568 242 34 16 /BKH 1 975 890 452 194 556 257 500 239 432 181 35 19 / BU 2 294 876 287 124 578 226 768 307 615 204 46 15 /OR 2 120 1 041 549 254 718 349 464 244 376 192 13 2 /OV 1 907 779 243 79 518 231 579 248 498 196 69 25 /KHS 1 682 779 351 123 522 255 429 208 348 182 32 11

/Central region 12 063 4 830 2 943 1 071 4 214 1 718 2 836 1 180 1 979 831 91 30 /GS 329 201 68 39 113 69 93 61 47 29 8 3 /DA 2 090 961 449 211 782 377 489 211 346 154 24 8

/DO 1 172 543 367 164 388 192 266 118 142 67 9 2 /DU 1 196 505 190 71 411 177 327 138 253 115 15 4 /OM 2 475 727 715 202 978 287 486 145 279 87 17 6 /SE 2 452 916 675 196 778 296 553 236 429 181 17 7 /TO 2 349 977 479 188 764 320 622 271 483 198 1 -

/Eastern region 5 369 2 158 1 177 435 1 816 689 1 312 554 985 444 79 36 /DD 2 293 835 499 172 779 256 561 200 407 183 47 24 /SU 1 188 505 230 104 401 158 280 122 260 115 17 6 /KHE 1 888 818 448 159 636 275 471 232 318 146 15 6

/Ulaanbaatar 33 335 15 434 7 096 2 907 11 319 5 185 7 815 3 812 6 457 3 240 648 290 / UB 33 335 15 434 7 096 2 907 11 319 5 185 7 815 3812 6 457 3 240 648 290

* - : ,


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NUMBER OF PERSONS HAVE ACQUIRED A JOB OF POPULATION AT THE NEW WORKPLACES,

by divisions, at the end of 2011 *

Female

TOTAL

73 234 31 914: Of which:

, , Agriculture, forestry, , fishing & hunting 13 361 5 259 , Mining & quarring 7 260 1 710 Manufacturing 9 153 4 618, , , Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 533 122 , , Water supply sewerage, waste management and remediation activities 158 25 Construction 12 930 3 268 , Wholesale & retail trade,, repair of motor vehicles and

motocycles 8 761 5 066 Transportation and storage 1 980 508, Accommodation and food service activities 2 999 2 109, Information, communication 104 47 Financial and insurance activities 1 374 892

Real estate activities 478 235 Professional, scientific and technical activities 53 15 Administrative and support service activities 27 13 Public administration and , defence compulsory social

insurancy 1 372 762 Education 2 343 1 582 Human health and social work activities 1 227 854, , Arts, entertainment and recreation 200 78

Other service activities 8 868 4 721 Activities of households as employers 35 18 , Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 18 12

* - : ,


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3.1 , , , , , NUMBER OF ORPHAN CHILDREN, by regions, aimags and the Capital, by age group, at the end of the years

,

Aimags and

the Capital 0-6 7-9 10-15 16-18 0-6 7-9 10-15 16-18 0-6 7-9 10-15 16-18

/TOTAL 45 857 5 807 8 076 19 474 12 500 42 823 5 431 7 835 18 092 11 465 40 770 5 296 7 593 17 047 10 834

Orphan children lacking both parents

/Total 4 683 354 603 2 147 1 579 4 656 397 680 2 092 1 487 4 305 339 649 2 006 1 311

Western region /Subtotal 869 43 89 419 318 853 66 115 388 284 763 42 84 344 293/BO 352 14 32 182 124 355 15 34 181 125 346 24 36 158 128/GO 136 13 20 61 42 136 28 18 62 28 97 6 14 36 41/ZA 104 4 14 41 45 67 3 8 25 31 93 5 6 47 35/UV 124 8 12 55 49 110 3 17 38 52 113 1 14 48 50/KHO 153 4 11 80 58 185 17 38 82 48 114 6 14 55 39

Khangai region /Subtotal 1 101 72 149 528 352 1 035 71 166 452 346 913 71 137 435 270/AR 182 4 20 89 69 171 6 34 76 55 161 5 25 74 57/BKH 177 10 27 86 54 167 15 27 80 45 154 10 25 73 46/BU 50 3 9 19 19 47 3 7 23 14 41 1 5 29 6/OR 243 27 45 105 66 202 21 39 102 40 164 17 21 94 32/OV 177 11 15 103 48 194 11 31 77 75 161 11 27 72 51/KHS 272 17 33 126 96 254 15 28 94 117 232 27 34 93 78

Central region /Subtotal 755 54 102 329 270 696 63 84 327 222 641 52 83 303 203/GS 15 5 1 5 4 17 5 3 9 - 14 5 1 6 2/DA 259 13 30 119 97 195 14 21 91 69 166 15 18 75 58/DO 59 9 8 21 21 51 5 7 18 21 62 6 18 22 16/DU 39 2 2 20 15 58 5 9 28 16 58 4 3 32 19/OM 52 2 4 22 24 49 4 4 24 17 51 5 6 23 17/SE 190 16 34 74 66 183 21 23 84 55 163 11 29 75 48/TO 141 7 23 68 43 143 9 17 73 44 127 6 8 70 43

Eastern region /Subtotal 350 42 44 121 143 331 27 52 124 128 326 31 52 138 105/DD 173 25 17 53 78 162 13 19 55 75 146 14 20 65 47/SU 52 2 9 21 20 52 1 11 21 19 53 1 11 22 19/KHE 125 15 18 47 45 117 13 22 48 34 127 16 21 51 39

Ulaanbaatar/UB 1 608 143 219 750 496 1 741 170 263 801 507 1 662 143 293 786 440

Orphan children lacking one parents

/Total 41 174 5 453 7 473 17 327 10 921 38 167 5 034 7 155 16 000 9 978 36 465 4 957 6 944 15 041 9 523

Western region /Subtotal 9 453 1 397 1 652 3 874 2 530 8 288 1 163 1 495 3 527 2 103 7 975 980 1 460 3 310 2 225/BO 2 649 396 447 1 159 647 2 518 376 451 1 140 551 2 390 321 471 1 011 587/GO 1 178 178 230 461 309 1 106 162 255 433 256 1 072 119 200 375 378/ZA 1 431 195 259 591 386 1 221 165 234 528 294 1 208 126 213 545 324/UV 1 992 272 289 857 574 2 118 256 298 920 644 1 959 229 327 804 599/KHO 2 203 356 427 806 614 1 325 204 257 506 358 1 346 185 249 575 337

Khangai region /Subtotal 10 190 1 135 1 950 4 405 2 700 9 696 1 071 1 921 4 021 2 683 9 277 1 187 1 780 3 815 2 495/AR 1 990 222 381 838 549 1 977 247 372 857 501 1 980 225 369 879 507/BKH 1 760 194 311 783 472 1 571 212 283 659 417 1 614 257 331 613 413/BU 890 87 180 371 252 884 103 163 354 264 775 92 125 317 241/OR 1 591 128 386 643 434 1 505 109 402 605 389 1 308 130 342 568 268/OV 1 746 193 309 865 379 1 642 210 353 722 357 1 608 193 252 659 504/KHS 2 213 311 383 905 614 2 117 190 348 824 755 1 992 290 361 779 562

Central region /Subtotal 6 804 867 1 135 2 925 1 877 5 969 819 1 075 2 494 1 581 5 804 797 1 104 2 398 1 505/GS 171 14 14 94 49 155 19 18 80 38 176 26 20 84 46/DA 1 479 205 265 584 425 1 138 162 260 418 298 1 200 118 271 442 369/DO 777 113 126 336 202 736 102 98 314 222 725 99 164 290 172/DU 589 49 85 284 171 581 58 91 277 155 603 100 103 244 156/OM 698 108 136 285 169 614 94 117 291 112 531 67 105 274 85/SE 1 779 227 319 750 483 1 490 218 281 582 409 1 506 255 299 563 389/TO 1 311 151 190 592 378 1 255 166 210 532 347 1 063 132 142 501 288

Eastern region /Subtotal 3 235 360 447 1 451 977 2 921 308 422 1 335 856 2 725 290 360 1 235 840

/DD 1 154 146 140 486 382 1 012 119 124 425 344 1 012 132 143 433 304/SU 901 98 131 411 261 775 81 112 362 220 683 63 78 323 219/KHE 1 180 116 176 554 334 1 134 108 186 548 292 1 030 95 139 479 317

Ulaanbaatar/UB 11 492 1 694 2 289 4 672 2 837 11 293 1 673 2 242 4 623 2 755 10 684 1 703 2 240 4 283 2 458

By age group

Total

III. SELECTED SOCIAL INDICATORS

2010

Total

2011

Total

By age group By age group

2009


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3.2 , , , , , NUMBER OF FEMALE HEADED HOUSEHOLDS, by regions, aimags and the Capital, number of household members, at the end of the selected years

,

Aimags and

the Capital 2 009 2 010 2 011 2 009 2 010 2 011 2 009 2 010 2 011

/Total 81 209 80 750 81 386 42 000 44 536 46 491 30 293 28 758 27 555 8 916 7 456 7 340

Western region

/Subtotal 12 060 11 947 11 795 6 524 6 982 7 041 4 240 3 881 3 694 1 296 1 084 1 060

/BO 2 039 2 000 1 823 987 934 877 742 719 695 310 347 251/GO 1 970 2 114 2 046 1 017 1 343 1 289 755 654 636 198 117 121

/ZA 2 701 2 688 3 190 1 594 1 703 2 204 806 819 771 301 166 215/UV 2 585 2 670 2 415 1 469 1 530 1 481 955 999 762 161 141 172/KHO 2 765 2 475 2 321 1 457 1 472 1 190 982 690 830 326 313 301

Khangai region

/Subtotal 19 011 19 118 19 358 9 856 11 337 11 875 6 996 6 462 6 081 2 159 1 319 1 402

/AR 2 626 2 701 2 776 1 517 1 648 1 712 932 932 952 177 121 112/BKH 3 186 3 318 3 452 1 320 1 886 2 001 1 535 1 163 1 152 331 269 299/BU 1 766 1 773 1 620 1 133 1 238 1 039 536 462 502 97 73 79/OR 2 652 2 749 2 705 1 236 1 303 1 464 1 153 1 180 1 090 263 266 151/OV 2 859 2 856 2 829 1 599 1 576 1 798 989 1 052 688 271 228 343/KHS 5 922 5 721 5 976 3 051 3 686 3 861 1 851 1 673 1 697 1 020 362 418

Central region

/Subtotal 15 867 16 489 17 226 8 953 9 733 10 661 5 633 5 592 5 515 1 281 1 164 1 050/GS 678 569 652 435 360 437 217 178 184 26 31 31/DA 3 793 4 256 4 136 1 802 2 481 2 389 1 631 1 512 1 459 360 263 288/DO 2 415 2 377 2 413 1 520 1 366 1 499 755 881 792 140 130 122/DU 1 649 1 820 1 888 1 012 1 085 1 011 557 645 764 80 90 113/OM 2 205 2 380 2 665 1 289 1 442 1 763 765 782 762 151 156 140/SE 2 793 2 364 2 709 1 664 1 410 1 792 838 700 732 291 254 185/TO 2 334 2 723 2 763 1 231 1 589 1 770 870 894 822 233 240 171

Eastern region

/Subtotal 7 544 7 639 8 639 4 253 4 474 5 324 2 671 2 678 2 795 620 487 520

/DD 2 663 3 001 3 491 1 356 1 676 1 935 1 003 1 069 1 312 304 256 244/SU 1 910 1 845 2 118 1 063 1 135 1 426 735 639 623 112 71 69/KHE 2 971 2 793 3 030 1 834 1 663 1 963 933 970 860 204 160 207

Ulaanbaatar

/UB 26 727 25 557 24 368 12 414 12 010 11 590 10 753 10 145 9 470 3 560 3 402 3 308

2 0093 /Less than 3 3-5

, Female headed households by family size

2 010 2 0116, /6 and over

Total

3.3 NUMBER OF SINGLE ELDERLY HEADED HOUSEHOLD

2 009 2 010 2 011 2 009 2 010 2 011

/Total 22 366 23 076 23 144 7 203 7 282 7 279 15 163 15 794 15 865

Western region

/Subtotal 5 204 5 172 5 173 1 419 1 514 1 398 3 785 3 658 3 775

/BO 189 195 219 84 89 92 105 106 127/GO 920 811 800 228 222 192 692 589 608/ZA 1 386 1 458 1 418 468 478 446 918 980 972/UV 1 506 1 507 1 588 357 361 401 1 149 1 146 1 187/KHO 1 203 1 201 1 148 282 364 267 921 837 881

Khangai region

/Subtotal 7 105 7 165 7 448 2 155 2 197 2 473 4 950 4 968 4 975

/AR 1 392 1 422 1 465 470 477 482 922 945 983/BKH 1 256 1 152 1 546 344 425 637 912 727 909/BU 749 714 746 264 250 259 485 464 487/OR 318 327 372 115 110 129 203 217 243

/OV 1 381 1 571 1 328 445 395 347 936 1 176 981/KHS 2 009 1 979 1 991 517 540 619 1 492 1 439 1 372

Central region

/Subtotal 4 611 5 173 4 803 1 619 1 612 1 465 2 992 3 561 3 338

/GS 141 132 135 49 45 41 92 87 94/DA 532 1 081 825 158 287 202 374 794 623/DO 528 636 531 163 212 152 365 424 379/DU 944 633 675 419 212 221 525 421 454/OM 613 617 672 176 174 210 437 443 462/SE 722 808 661 263 276 230 459 532 431/TO 1 131 1 266 1 304 391 406 409 740 860 895

Eastern region

/Subtotal 2 286 2 425 2 519 787 715 671 1 499 1 710 1 848

/DD 658 604 722 250 183 193 408 421 529/SU 649 623 649 163 151 135 486 472 514

/KHE 979 1 198 1 148 374 381 343 605 817 805 Ulaanbaatar

/UB 3 160 3 141 3 201 1 223 1 244 1 272 1 937 1 897 1 929

, Aimags and the

Capital

Total

:Of which:

60,

55,

2 009 2 010 2 011Male aged 60 and over Female aged 55 and over


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4.1 , ,, REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF SOCIAL INSURANCE FUND, by types, at the end of the selected years

, Revenue of social insurance fund, mln.tog 523 187.0 606 498.2 763 287.4 125.9: Of which:

Retirement insurance fund 350 307.8 419 029.9 532 169.2 127.0

Benefit insurance fund 26 230.719 763.4 29 362.2

148.6

Health insurance fund 92 595.0 114 677.8 129 070.7 112.5

*- IAOD* insurance fund 22 242.3 29 608.2 45 699.8 154.3

Unemployment insurance fund 31 811.2 23 418.9 26 985.5 115.2

, Expenditure of social insurance fund, mln tog 497 478.1 531 417.6 607 106.5 114.2: Of which:

Retirement insurance fund 346 696.9 371 374.4 452 982.3 122.0

Benefit insurance fund 32 710.9 25 008.1 32 157.2 128.6

Health insurance fund 76 610.8 102 516.2 91 585.7 89.3

*- IAOD* insurance fund 18 721.3 18 526.6 21 782.2 117.6

Unemployment insurance fund 22 738.2 13 992.3 8 599.1 61.5:* - ,Note: * IAOD - Industrial accident and occupational disease

4.2 , ,, NUMBER OF INSURED PERSONS FOR COMPULSORY SOCIAL INSURANCE AND PENSION ALLOCATED,

by types of pensions, at the end of the selected years

1. Number of insured persons for compulsory

insurance 556 623 575 979 653 537 113.5

: Of which:

, Establishments & institutions 352 148 356 745 428 996 120.3* Government budgetary organization* 204 475 219 234 224 541 102.4

2. , Amount of granted pensions, mln.tog 333 795.9 360 464.6 440 586.1 122.2: Of which:

Retirement 240 168.6 265 232.6 328 037.1 123.7

Disabled pensions 44 863.7 45 486.9 53 978.4 118.7

Breadwinner loss pension 26 661.2 25 525.3 28 212.7 110.5 Military 22 102.4 24 219.8 30 357.9 125.3

:

: * - , , .

Note: * - The number of total insurers, who pay social insurance contribution from the budget organizations has included insurers even

they have shifted to another job, retired and released.

2011 I-XII

2010 I-XII

2011 I-XII

2010 I-XII

2011

I-XII

2011

I-XII

IV. ,SOCIAL INSURANCE AND WELFARE

Source: Report of the State of General Office Social Insurance

2009

I-XII

2010

I-XII

2009

I-XII

2010

I-XII

%

%


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4.3 Y Y , , , , NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVED SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES, by types, at the end of the selected years

2009 I-XII 2010 I-XII 2011 I-XII 2009 I-XII 2010 I-XII 2011 I-XII

1. , Social welfare pensions and

allowances

Long-term pensions 55 672 56 677 56 818 25 084.9 27 893.1 35 355.3

Conditioned cash benefits 33 774 123 369 117 707 6 641.6 25 782.8 32 258.5

Y: Of which: ,

Allowances to pregnant or lactating

mothers- 87 766 85 200 - 17 202.4 20 746.9

Allowances for people caring elders 15 876 15 950 15 720 3 126.4 4 030.7 5 635.3

Allowances for persons taking care of

disabled ones15 321 16 951 14 910 3 071.3 3 950.8 5 151.4

Allowances for persons who adopted

and brought up of double orphans2 577 2 702 1 877 443.9 598.9 724.9

Allowances and benefits allocated

from state budget

2. Social welfare services and

mitigations 170 824 348 800 422 506 16 933.2 39 165.7 56 131.0

, Concessions for the elders 93 206 136 106 121 856 6 526.0 8 304.5 8 496.4

,

Concessions for disabled people 32 428 30 466 48 955 4 912.3 5 090.8 5 266.4

Social welfare services 13 828 21 401 29 625 1 134.9 1 337.9 3 316.9

,

Social welfare incentives, conditioned

cash benefits31 362 154 013 217 555 4 360.0 18 814.3 33 591.5

,

Benefits for honored elders - 6 814 4 515 - 5 618.2 5 459.8

Human development fund allowances - 2 560 900 2 841 166 - 276 037.3 733 058.2

-1 264 944 - 88 365.9- -

,

.

Number of persons Total granted pensions, mln.tog

: , Source: Report of the labour and Social Welfare Service Office

1 354 390 180 046 174 525 120 092.4 53 675.9 67 613.8


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Section 5. Education

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the academic year. /thous.persons

2011/2012

2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2010/2011

Total 833.6 841.1 850.5 890.6 104.7

: Of which: Female 436.4 438.2 440.8 458.5 104.0: From total:*** Kindergartens*** 102.5 109.5 122.1 164.3 134.6

: Of which: Female 51.6 55.1 61.6 81.7 132.6

** General educational schools** 532.1 522.1 512.2 505.4 98.7

: Of which: Female 269.2 262.6 257.3 253.5 98.5 -

Technical and vocational

schools 37.9 44.7 46.1 48.1 104.3

: Of which: Female 17.8 21.0 20.4 21.7 106.4, ,* Higher educational institutions

(universities & colleges)* 161.1 164.8 170.1 172.8 101.6: Of which: Female 97.8 99.5 101.5 101.6 100.1

:* .**- , .*** .

Note: * Excluded the students who are studying abroad.

** Excluded number of pupils studying in evening classes and externate in GES.

*** Included the children who are attending early childhood education facilities.

V.

EDUCATION

5.1 , NUMBER OF PUPILS AND STUDENTS IN ALL LEVELS OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, at the beginning of

Classification of educationalinstitutions

By academic years %

5.2 NUMBER OF GRADUATES, BY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

./thous.persons

2010/20112008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2009/2010

Total 134.0 139.5 133.7 95.8

: Of which: Female 73.8 76.3 73.7 96.6

General educational schools89.8 90.2 86.7 96.1

: Of which: Female 47.5 46.9 45.5 97.0

-

Technical and vocational

schools 11.2 15.1 11.2 74.2: Of which: Female 5.3 7.3 5.3 72.6

, , Higher educational

institutions (universities, 33.0 34.2 35.8 104.7

: Of which: Female 21.0 22.1 22.9 103.6

: , , .Source: Report of Ministry of Education, Culture and Science

Classification of educational

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5.3, ()- , NUMBER OF KINDERGARTENS AND GENERAL EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS (GES), at the beginning of the

academic year

, imags and the Capital 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012

/Total 814 839 879 755 751 752

/Subtotal 143 144 143 151 152 154

/BO 29 29 30 42 43 42

/GO 28 28 27 28 28 28/ZA 34 34 33 31 30 30/UV 25 26 26 27 28 30/KHO 27 27 27 23 23 24

/Subtotal 170 172 174 171 170 166

/AR 29 29 29 35 35 33/BKH 28 28 30 31 29 29/BU 24 24 24 24 24 22/OR 21 23 23 18 18 18/OV 31 31 31 30 30 29/KHS 37 37 37 33 34 35

/Subtotal 159 160 163 157 155 156

/GS 7 7 6 4 4 5/DA 18 18 19 29 28 28/DO 22 24 24 20 20 20/DU 20 20 20 18 18 18

/OM 18 18 19 18 18 19/SE 34 33 34 35 35 35/TO 40 40 41 33 32 31

/Subtotal 69 71 73 67 67 66

/DD 23 23 24 26 26 25/SU 18 20 20 15 15 15/KHE 28 28 29 26 26 26

/UB 247 266 299 209 206 206

Mongolian school in the Korea, Rep - 1

*/OTHER* 26 26 27 - - 4: * - Note * - Kindergartens are under the juridiction of Mongolian Railway Authority

Western region

/Kindergartens /GES

Khangai region

Central region

Eastern region

Ulaanbaatar

5.4 ,

NUMBER OF PUPILS STUDYING IN GENERAL EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS, by full-time,

. /thous.persons

, 2011/2012imags and the Capital 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2010/2011

/Total 532.1 522.1 512.2 505.4 98.7

/Subtotal 96.2 93.6 90.3 87.9 97.3

/BO 24.0 23.8 23.2 23.1 99.6/GO 12.9 12.6 12.3 12.0 97.6/ZA 17.5 16.9 15.6 15.1 96.8/UV 20.4 19.8 19.6 18.7 95.4/KHO 21.4 20.5 19.6 19.0 96.9

/Subtotal 121.3 117.9 114.0 109.8 96.3

/AR 20.6 20.2 19.6 18.8 95.9/BKH 18.9 18.1 17.2 16.5 95.9

/BU 11.2 10.7 10.4 9.9 95.2

/OR 19.7 19.0 18.1 17.5 96.7/OV 24.3 23.7 22.8 22.0 96.5/KHS 26.6 26.2 25.9 25.1 96.9

/Subtotal 88.5 86.5 84.6 83.2 98.3

/GS 2.9 3.0 3.0 2.9 96.7/DA 19.8 19.1 18.5 18.3 98.9/DO 11.2 11.1 11.0 10.9 99.1/DU 9.2 8.9 8.4 8.2 97.6/OM 10.7 10.5 10.5 10.5 100.0/SE 19.7 19.4 18.9 18.5 97.9/TO 15.0 14.5 14.3 13.9 97.2

/Subtotal 41.1 39.8 38.6 37.7 97.7

/DD 15.0 14.3 14.0 13.6 97.1/SU 11.1 10.7 10.4 10.3 99.0/KHE 15.0 14.8 14.2 13.8 97.2

/UB 185.0 184.3 184.6 186.7 101.1

Mongolian school in the Korea, Rep - - 0.08 0.18 225.0

Ulaanbaatar

at the beginning of the academic year

/By academic years

Western region

Khangai region

Central region

Eastern region

%


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5.5 NUMBER OF FULL-TIME GRADUATES OF THE GENERAL EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS

. /thous.persons

2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011

/Total 47.0 53.5 51.9 40.1 34.5 33.1 Western region

/Subtotal 8.2 8.8 8.8 6.6 5.8 5.7

/BO 2.1 2.2 2.1 1.7 1.6 1.6/GO 1.1 1.1 1.2 0.8 0.6 0.7/ZA 1.6 1.6 1.6 1.3 1.2 1.2/UV 1.7 1.9 1.9 1.3 1.1 1.0/KHO 1.7 2.0 2.0 1.7 1.3 1.2

anga reg on

/Subtotal 10.4 12.3 11.8 8.8 7.6 7.2

/AR 1.6 2.0 1.9 1.4 1.1 1.1/BKH 1.6 2.0 1.9 1.1 0.9 0.9/BU 1.0 1.2 1.2 0.9 0.8 0.7/OR 1.9 2.2 2.1 1.8 1.6 1.5/OV 2.0 2.3 2.3 1.6 1.4 1.2/KHS 2.3 2.6 2.4 1.9 1.8 1.8

Central region /Subtotal 8.0 9.4 9.1 6.9 5.6 5.2

/GS . . . . . ./DA . . . . . .

/DO. . . . . .

/DU . . . . . ./OM . . . . . ./SE . . . . . ./TO . . . . . .

Eastern region /Subtotal 3.7 4.3 4.1 2.8 2.3 2.1

/DD 1.4 1.6 1.6 1.1 1.0 0.9/SU 0.9 1.1 1.0 0.8 0.5 0.5/KHE 1.3 1.6 1.5 0.9 0.8 0.7

/UB 16.8 18.7 18.0 15.0 13.2 12.9 0.1

Mongolian school in the Korea, Rep

Ulaanbaatar

, imags and the Capital

9- 9th grade 11- 11 th grade /By academic years

5.6 1- ,

NUMBER OF PUPILS ENROLLED IN 1ST GRADE OF GENERAL EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS,

./thous.persons

, 2011/2012imags and the Capital 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2010/2011

/Total 63.2 50.2 46.5 46.7 100.4

/Subtotal 12.8 9.0 8.6 8.0 93.0

/BO 3.3 2.6 2.5 2.4 96.0/GO 1.8 1.3 1.1 1.0 90.9/ZA 2.0 1.4 1.3 1.3 100.0/UV 3.0 1.9 1.9 1.7 89.5/KHO 2.7 1.8 1.8 1.6 88.9

/Subtotal 13.8 10.4 9.7 9.4 96.9

/AR 2.5 1.8 1.6 1.5 93.8/BKH 2.1 1.5 1.6 1.4 87.5/BU 1.1 0.9 0.8 0.8 100.0

/OR 2.0 1.6 1.4 1.5 107.1/OV 3.1 2.2 2.0 1.9 95.0/KHS 3.0 2.4 2.3 2.3 100.0

/Subtotal 9.6 8.2 7.4 7.5 101.4

/GS 0.3 0.3 0.2 0.3 150.0/DA 2.0 1.7 1.6 1.7 106.3/DO 1.4 1.1 1.0 1.0 100.0/DU 1.2 0.9 0.7 0.7 100.0/OM 1.1 1.0 1.0 0.9 90.0/SE 1.9 1.8 1.6 1.7 106.3/TO 1.7 1.4 1.3 1.2 92.3

/Subtotal 5.0 3.8 3.5 3.4 97.1

/DD 1.6 1.2 1.3 1.3 100.0/SU 1.4 1.1 1.0 0.9 90.0/KHE 2.0 1.5 1.2 1.2 100.0

/UB 22.0 18.8 17.3 18.4 106.4

Mongolian school in the Korea, Rep - - 0.014 0.008 57.1

Eastern region

Ulaanbaatar

at the beginning of the academic year

/By academic years

Western region

Khangai region

Central region

%


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5.7 , ,2011/2012 NUMBER OF TEACHERS IN GENERAL EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS, by profession, at the beginningof the academic year 2011/2012

2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012

Total 26 070 26 358 26 492

Primary classes 9 060 9 059 8 916 , Mongolian Language 2 042 2 039 2 073

and Literature- History-Geography 1 130 1 159 1 167 Sociology 912 949 1010 Russian Language 681 710 702 English language 2 067 2 130 2 142- Russian-English 457 458 496

language Other foreign languages 244 190 201- Math-physics 2 611 2 702 2 741- Math-Information 262 281 329- Chemistry-biology 1 480 1 533 1 587 Physical training 1 653 1 698 1 750 Music 726 764 788 Information 539 543 517- Drwing-technology 1 886 1 830 1 826 Other 320 313 247

5.8 , ,2011/2012 NUMBER OF PUPILS IN GENERAL EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS by full-time, by educational level, at thebeginning of the academic year 2011/2012

. /thous.persons

, imags and the Capital Total Primary Lower secondary Upper secondary

/Total 505.4 256.6 169.2 79.6 Western region

/Subtotal 87.9 44.9 29.3 13.7

/BO 23.1 12.4 7.0 3.7/GO 12.0 6.2 4.2 1.6/ZA 15.1 7.3 5.2 2.6

/UV 18.7 9.6 6.3 2.8/KHO 19.0 9.4 6.6 3.0 Khangai region

/Subtotal 109.8 54.3 38.2 17.3

/AR 18.7 9.3 6.7 2.7/BKH 16.6 8.2 6.0 2.4/BU 9.9 . . ./OR 17.5 8.1 6.0 3.4/OV 22.0 11.3 7.8 2.9/KHS 25.1 12.7 8.2 4.2

Central region

/Subtotal 83.2 41.7 28.6 12.9

/GS 2.9 1.4 1.0 0.5/DA 18.3 8.7 6.3 3.3/DO 10.9 5.8 3.6 1.5

/DU 8.2 . . ./OM 10.5 5.5 3.6 1.4

/SE 18.5 9.1 6.3 3.1/TO 13.9 7.1 4.8 2.0 Eastern region

/Subtotal 37.7 19.5 12.6 5.6

/DD 13.6 6.9 4.4 2.3/SU 10.3 5.3 3.6 1.4/KHE 13.8 7.3 4.6 1.9

Ulaanbaatar

/UB 186.7 96.2 60.4 30.1 0.18 0.04 0.1 0.04

Mongolian school in the Korea, Rep

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5.9 YY Y , NUMBER OF CHILDREN AND CLASSES IN KINDERGARTENS, at the beginning of the academic year

2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012

/Total 109.5 122.1 164.3 4830 5198 5253

Western region

/Subtotal 16.0 17.4 26.7 781 904 891

/BO 3.6 3.7 6.0 193 225 228/GO 2.4 2.8 3.9 117 124 128/ZA 3.5 3.8 5.2 120 164 168/UV 3.0 3.4 5.8 155 171 179/KHO 3.5 3.7 5.8 196 220 188

Khangai region

/Subtotal 19.9 22.1 35.2 1076 1136 1092

/AR 2.9 3.2 5.3 171 195 172/BKH 2.7 3.0 5.2 146 148 158/BU 2.2 2.3 3.8 142 137 140/OR 4.0 4.8 5.1 169 166 159/OV 3.2 3.5 7.0 202 235 212/KHS 4.9 5.3 8.8 246 255 251

Central region

/Subtotal 18.5 19.9 27.5 841 863 881/GS 0.8 0.9 1.1 38 40 33/DA 3.7 3.7 4.5 145 142 147/DO 2.2 2.5 3.4 92 105 110/DU 2.1 2.3 3.4 102 106 115/OM 1.9 2.0 2.8 84 88 89/SE 4.4 4.9 6.6 198 213 212/TO 3.4 3.6 5.7 182 169 175

Eastern region

/Subtotal 8.2 8.5 12.7 395 450 478

/DD 3.1 3.2 3.9 128 127 133/SU 2.1 2.1 3.2 106 114 121/KHE 3.0 3.2 5.6 161 209 224

Ulaanbaatar

/UB 43.4 50.5 58.3 1623 1732 1794

*/Other* 3.5 3.7 3.9 114 113 117:* - Note: * - Kindergartens are under the juridiction of Mongolian Railway Authority

,imags and the

Capital

/./ Number of children /thous.persons/ Kindergarten's classes

4242

4465

4651

4907

25543 2607026358 26492

1667

2033

2143

2093

7020 7219 7183 7295

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

30000

2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012

/Nu

mberofpersons

, Number of teachers in educational institutions, at the beginning of the academic year

/Kindergartens

/ General educational schools

Y/ Technical and vocational schools

, , /Universities and Institutions, college


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5.11 , , ,NUMBER OF STUDENTS AND GRADUATES OF UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

/persons

Total Diploma Bachelor Master's study PhD

Students 172 798 - 154 876 14 873 3 049

: Of which: Female 101 557 - 90 227 9 505 1 825

,,

Public universities & colleges

104 101 - 90 727 10 471 2 903: Of which: Female 57 981 - 49 762 6 504 1 715

, ,

Private universities &

colleges68 302 - 63 754 4 402 146

: Of which: Female 43 344 - 40 233 3 001 110 ,

Foreign affiliated schools

operated in Mongolia 395 - 395 - -

: Of which: Female 232 - 232 - -

Graduates 35 847 1 387 31 203 3 163 94

: Of which: Female 22 888 1 048 19 623 2 161 56

,

,

Public universities & colleges

20 304 1 199 17 032 1 984 89

: Of which: Female 12 683 895 10 435 1 299 54

, ,

Private universities &

colleges15 543 188 14 171 1 179 5

: Of which: Female 10 205 153 9 188 862 2

2010/2011 /

2011/2012 /As the beginning of the academic year 2011/2012

by academic year 2010/2011

5.10 YYY, SOME INDICATORS OF GENEGAL EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS, as the beginning of the academic year

. /thous. persons2011/2012

2010/2011

Number of pupils 522.1 512.2 505.4 98.7

:

Of which: Female

262.6 257.3 253.5 98.5 Number of pupils stay in 42.2 40.5 38.1 94.1: Of which: Female 22.4 21.6 19.9 92.1

Herders' children 35.2 35.5 32.8 92.4: Of which: Female 18.7 18.9 17.2 91.0

Number of teachers 26.1 26.4 26.5 100.4: Of which: Female 21.3 21.6 21.7 100.5

Number of grades 17 626 17683 17591 99.5

:III Of which: Studying in third shift 158 179 131 73.2

2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 %


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5.12, ,2010/2011 GRADUATES, by majored fields, by academic year 2010/2011

Majored field

Diploma Bachelor Master PhD

Total 35 847 22 888 1 387 31 203 3 163 94

Education5 775 4 716 133 5 012 623 7

umanities3 174 2 339 46 2 765 345 18

Social science14 544 9 400 43 13 089 1 395 17

Natural sceince

2 126 912 14 1 858 244 10

Techniques and

technology 4 178 1 662 165 3 714 290 9

Agriculture791 492 4 687 91 9

Medical science 3 135 2 614 941 2 096 77 21

Y Services2 124 753 41 1 982 98 3

Other fields

:Of which:

Total

Female

/persons

0.0

20.0

40.0

60.0

80.0

100.0

120.0

Total Bachelor Master PhD

71.2

64.6

5.41.2

101.6

90.2

9.5

1.8

,, , ,

2011/2012 Students studying in universities and colleges, by sex, by percent, at the beginning of

the academic year 2011/2012

/ male / female

%


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HEALTH

6.1 , ,NUMBER OF BIRTHS, MATERNAL AND CHILD DEATHS

2009 I 5 379 5 398 4 1 292 119 18

II 4 849 4 872 7 1 114 99 13

III 6 050 6 065 1 1 305 117 16

IV 5 712 5 735 5 1 382 145 15

V 5 737 5 738 6 1 334 115 18

VI 6 222 6 258 1 1 298 107 21

VII 6 025 6 035 2 1 232 95 21

VIII 6 181 6 199 1 1 217 95 23

IX 5 869 5 897 7 1 263 119 22

X 5 466 5 492 4 1 291 111 24

XI 5 648 5 664 11 1 330 125 20

XII 5 406 5 409 7 1 464 139 29

I-XII 68 544 68 762 56 15 522 1 386 240

2010 I 6 097 6 127 6 1 564 137 30

II 5 122 5 126 1 1 418 106 34

III 5 604 5 622 1 1 522 140 37

IV 5 437 5 470 1 1 526 122 37

V 5 594 5 612 2 1 501 120 36

VI 5 575 5 609 4 1 436 85 16

VII 5 634 5 661 1 1 330 81 25VIII 5 495 5 512 2 1 425 101 27

IX 5 335 5 344 2 1 356 95 32

X 5 351 5 370 1 1 373 96 18

XI 5 416 5 420 4 1 363 92 25

XII 5 000 5 016 5 1 462 100 30

I-XII 65 660 65 889 30 17 276 1 275 347

2011 I 5 163 5 190 - 1 432 94 16

II 5 096 5 103 4 1 452 97 22

III 5 567 5 588 7 1 422 94 23

IV 5 708 5 800 3 1 371 113 28

V 6 103 6 108 3 1 520 100 18

VI 6 057 6 070 - 1 350 109 20VII 6 152 6 177 4 1 406 90 22

VIII 6 295 6 311 2 1 491 81 22

IX 6 132 6 110 - 1 399 80 17

X 6 394 6 440 4 1 457 107 23

XI 6 000 6 013 2 1 424 90 19

XII 5 661 5 666 5 1 403 97 28

I-XII 70 328 70 576 34 17 127 1 152 258

2011 I-XII

2010 I-XII

: Source: Monthly report of the Ministry of Health

VI.

1-5

Child mortality

aged 1-5

1

Infant mortality

74.499.1 90.4

Number of

deaths

Live births

Periods

Number of

mothers

delivered child

113.3

Maternal

deaths

107.1 107.1%


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6.2 1-5 , , , NUMBER OF CHILD DEATHS AGED 1-5, by regions, aimags and the Capital city

/Total 240 347 258

:/Of which:

Western region

68 74 36

25 25 11

12 8 2

3 10 5

14 19 8

14 12 10

Khangai region

42 71 54

6 10 9

8 12 13

3 4 2

3 8 6

8 13 15

14 24 9

Central region

/Sub total 23 40 36

2 1 -

6 9 9

3 5 8

3 7 2

3 5 4

4 9 8

2 4 5

Eastern region

15 24 32

6 7 11

5 5 8

4 12 13

Ulaanbaatar

92 138 100

Child mortality aged 1-5

/OR

/Sub total/AR

/UB

/SE/TO

/Sub total

/DD/SU/KHE

2011

/OM

/OV

/DU

/KHS

/GS/DA/DO

/BKH/BU

/KHO

, Aimags and the

Capital 2009 2010

/Sub total

/BO/GO/ZA/UV

1-5


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6.4 NUMBER OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE CASES

2009 I 2 965 793 277 227 188 364 496 381

II 2 893 581 312 308 152 405 462 375

III 3 224 530 431 177 128 407 572 525

IV 3 661 380 525 249 199 548 554 607

V 3 404 399 526 227 252 439 473 429

VI 3 945 394 371 184 372 497 588 610

VII 2 949 387 405 75 380 299 393 366

VIII 2 991 444 353 37 454 366 597 341

IX 3 180 610 268 31 508 342 510 421

X 3 039 838 242 39 241 314 489 563

XI 2 610 723 226 59 114 397 493 357

XII 3 998 786 282 41 111 534 723 792

I-XII 38 859 6 865 4 218 1 654 3 099 4 912 6 350 5 767

2010 I 2 373 563 307 64 142 334 452 329

II 2 511 406 295 67 170 246 470 336

III 2 849 356 500 92 108 352 439 406

IV 3 630 328 491 73 170 441 623 593V 3 923 270 471 91 146 386 554 459

VI 4 556 272 396 186 336 337 545 439

VII 3 338 248 429 49 610 239 442 356

VIII 3 311 353 314 26 711 316 394 369

IX 2 752 707 246 54 489 297 360 281

X 3 551 1 373 244 84 283 365 482 388

XI 3 947 2 038 256 243 149 280 385 316

XII 4 632 2 185 264 239 137 344 595 351

I-XII 41 373 9 099 4 213 1 268 3 451 3 937 5 741 4 623

2011 I 3 050 1 297 269 278 110 259 369 277

II 3 183 962 347 338 92 379 432 374

III 3 626 993 439 399 127 336 446 352

IV 3 769 858 499 480 136 403 452 429

V 3 485 673 441 466 164 411 490 331

VI 3 556 668 421 433 239 378 455 365

VII 2 587 603 338 126 299 266 340 242

VIII 2 831 765 288 34 364 372 377 299

IX 3 294 1 319 245 31 238 386 423 327

X 4 067 1 981 240 48 140 362 444 375

XI 4 980 2 493 236 182 129 395 521 358

XII 4 411 2 060 222 282 82

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