This new joint MAPSSD-CICED project has two main objectives: One: home-based support for preschoolers' all-round development. The initiative includes nomadic families and their children aged 3-5 years, i.e. children who do not have the opportunity to attend kindergarten. Two: developing better and more family-like care and recreational opportunities for children in rural schools' boarding departments During the first year of the project, the 62 local branches of MAPSSD, in close cooperation with local authorities, will identify families to be involved...
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Since its inception in 1997, Children's Ger has provided schooling for over 1,000 children and young people who would otherwise not have attended school. 'Ger' is the name of the traditional Mongolian felt tent that has housed Mongolian nomads for centuries. Dozens of extremely poor and vulnerable families have been helped to move on with their lives through the project. The project was originally established on private initiative in a Mongolian-German collaboration in response to the large wave of street...
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As the title indicates the project supported the development of vibrant civil societies in rural Mongolia based on Mongolian traditions of social collaboration in pastoralist communities. 57 rural districts (soums) across all 20 provinces (animals) with local branches of the Mongolian Association for Primary and Secondary School Development engaged in the project in operation 2014-2018 with a budget of 1.6 million DKK.
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