The programme improved access to basic social services, including reproductive health care, among underserved and unregistered peri-urban migrant communities.
Reducing socio-economic vulnerabilities of selected peri-urban and informal mining communities in Mongolia
Duration: June 2006– December 2008
Budget: US$988,235
Implementing Agencies: UNFPA
Confronted by multiple challenges including the political transition of the country, as well as a local weather phenomenon characterized by dry summers followed by snowy winters, the programme sought to enhance the overall situation of marginalised communities through a strengthened civil registration system that helped improve access to basic social services, housing, and training in small-business management.
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