prime minister of mongolia and his agencies

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Anu G. Ha

Badamsuren Byambasu

Tergel Ariunb

Prime Minister of Mongolia and His

Agencies


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Appointing the PM

The Prime Minister of Mongolia is the highmember of the Mongolian governments execuarm, and heads the Mongolian cabinet. The PMappointed by Parliament, and can be removed b

vote of no confidence.

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PMs Power

The PM appoints the governors of the 21 provin(aimags) of Mongolia, as well as the governor of capital Ulaanbaatar.



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www.Batbold.mn



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Twitter.com/BatboldPM



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Facebook.com/Batbold.Suhbaatar



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NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION

COMMITTEE

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Facebook page of NDRC



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Main goals of Department of Administration and Managemen

Provide state administrationleadership , committee domestic

affairs service and promotion

Providing human resource

management leadership

Legal promotion on committee, its

unit management and officers

National development complex

policy, Government action program,

monitoring and evaluating results on

general field implementation

procedure Monitoring and evaluating results on

Millennium Development goals and

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Latest news about NDIC

Industralizing programme of Mongolia

Draft resolution on activities to develop someborder point

Sainshand industrial enterprize

26 projects implemeting by MongolianGovernment

Administation development programme in

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Communication regularity commission



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Communication regularity commission Mission

Building a convenient condition promotingMongolian society, economy and humandevelopment on information, communicationand post.

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CRC Boards

Legislation,information andadministration

Radiofrequency,coordination

and monitoringCoordinatio

Market, tariffing Postal



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NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON

GENDER EQUALITY

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Equality between women and men is oof the keys to a sustainable development and

cultivation of good governance of countr

across the world.



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The Government of Mongolia has establishethe National Committee on Gender Equality

its Resolution # 25 in 2005.

The primary goal of NCGE is to promote an

understanding of gender issues.

Motto:Towards Gender Equality in Mongoli11/22/2011 PM and His Agency


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The Prime Minister of Mongolia chairs theNational Committee on Gender Equality.

The NCGE has sub committees including 11

ministries, capital city, 9 districts.



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STRUCTURE OF THE NATIONAL

COMMITTEE ON GENDER EQUAL

PM and His Agency


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Chair

Deputy Chair

Secretary

Members

Secretariat

Sub Committee Working Group



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Chair

S.BatboldPrime Minister of Mongolia,

Chair of the National Committee on Gender Equality

Deputy chair

B.Dolgor

Senior advisor to Prime Minister,

Deputy chair of the National Committee on Gender Equality

Secretary

B.Enkhsaikhan,

Head of the Secretariat



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Secretariat

E.Battsetseg

Staff in charge of projects and programs

P.MunkhbatStaff in charge of finance

Ts.Munkhzol

Staff in charge of sub committee


About the Secretariat of NCGE


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About the Secretariat of NCGE

The Secretariat of the NCGE implements alldaily activities and Head of the Secretariat

also functions as a secretariat of the

Committee.

There are 4 employees who carry out the

activities of the Committee.


The Secretariat has the following functions:


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Implementing the resolutions and decisions

Monitoring the implementation of programs

documents and projects of sector ministries

cities, provinces, districts and subcomponents;

Providing recommendations and direction,

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Developing recommendations for the implementatioof law, regulations, international contacts andconventions on gender equality and developingsuggestions for the Government and relatedorganizations, and;

Gathering data and performing a gender analysis ondata to be used in formulating gender responsivepolicies and programs for civil society organizations,citizens and international organizations.



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NCGE resolution notes that: UN key organizatio

and International organizations support theactivity to NCGE.


International Advisory organizations:


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International Advisory organizations:

United Nations Development Program

United Nations Population Fund

United Nations Children's Fund

United Nations Educational, Scientific and CulturalOrganization

World Health Organization

World Bank

Asian Development Bank


Mongolia has the Law on Promotion of Gender Equality


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Mongolia has the Law on Promotion of Gender Equality

The National Committee on Gender Equalthe Government of Mongolia, developed t

draft of Gender Equality Law which w

presented to the Parliament in July 2009.

The State Great Khural adopted this law

the 2nd

of February 2011.11/22/2011 PM and His Agency

Contact information


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Contact information

Location:

Room# 611 and 612, Government Building XI,Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Website:

www.gender.gov.mn

E-mail address:

[email protected]

Telephone number:

(976)-11-328526



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STATE PROPERTY COMMITTEE

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The State Property Committee was establishbased on the Cabinet Resolution No 117 froJuly 31, 1996 after adoption of the Law on Staand Local Property on May 27, 1996.

The State Property Committee is a Governmeagency with the functions to own, use aprotect state owned properties.



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The State Property Committee operates wtotal 65 employees including Chairman, 8 p

time members, 3 departments and 4 divisions.

The Government designates a Committ

member based on the proposal of the Chairma



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Chairman of the State Property CommitteeDulam Sugar (2006 ~ )

Deputy Chairman

Oyun Erdenebulgan (2010 ~ )


Main Functions:


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a u ct o s:

Implementing and overseeing the enforcementthe government policies and legislations on st

property

Supervising and managing the activities

management, ownership, use and protection

the State property itself defined according to la


Contact Information


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Location:Government house IV, Chingeltei District,Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Website:

www.spc.gov.mn

Telephone number:

(976)-51-263538



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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

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Mission:


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To create a positive environment

protecting Mongolias national core interests

providing policy makers with useful and tim

intelligence, and in that regards, ident

prevent, and seize any potential foreign adomestic threats to national security of Mongo

through the means of clandestine activities.


Directorate of Homeland Security


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Directorate of Homeland Security

In July 3, 1922, inaccordance with theGovernment Resolution of28th assembly Directorate

of Homeland Security wasestablished with 1department, 3 units and 14officers.


Change of names of Mongolian intelligence organizatio


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Names Period in Use

Directorate of homeland security 1922 1933

General directorate of homeland security 1933 1936

Ministry of Internal affairs 1936 1955

Ministry of military and public security affairs 1955 1959

Ministry of public security 1959 1990

General agency for state security 1990 1994

Central intelligence agency 1994 1996

State security agency 1996 2000

General intelligence agency 2000 - present

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Main directions of activity


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To create favorable legal environment intelligence agency to conduct its activities

considering its consistency with national vi

interest and giving high priority to secur

national security by intelligence means




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To support state policy to be effective a

beneficial by providing state leaders with tim

information, significant for formulating a

implementing state policy directed to secure

national security




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To become a special service agency capa

of carrying out its operations in the regional sc

by uncovering possible threat and policy

neighboring and other countries, which mi

bring positive or negative effect to natiosecurity of Mongolia, and by widening possibi

to prevent from them



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Functions of GIA were amended into law1992, for the first time ever since 1922, giv

an opportunity to modernize and reform t

agency consistent with a present time a

condition.


Legal environment of GIA


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Constitution of Mongolia

Law on national security

Law on intelligence service

Law on intelligence operations Other law and legal acts


www.GIA.gov.mn


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Contact Information:


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Location:

Juulchin street, Chingeltei district, Ulaanbaatar46, Mongolia

Website:

www.gia.gov.mnTelephone number:

(976)-51-263017


Works Cited


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Prime Minister Batbolds Homepage Batbold.com

PM Batbolds Twitter Twitter.com/BatboldPM

PM Batbolds Facebook Facebook.com/Batbold.Suhbaatar

Prime Minister of Mongolia Wikipedia page en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_Minister_of_Mongolia

PM Batbolds Wikipedia page en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%BCkhbaataryn_Batbold

Open Government web page open-government.mn

General Intelligence Agency gia.gov.mn

Communication Regulatory Commission crc.gov.mn

Nationald Development and Innovation Committee ndic.gov.mn

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