https://programs.wcs.org/mongolia RSS feeds for WCS Mongolia 60 https://mongolia.wcs.org/en-us/About-Us/Job-Vacancies/ID/26394/CONSULTANCY-FOR-STRENGTHENING-DATA-SHARING-AND-COORDINATION-AMONG-THE-LAND-WATER-AND-FOREST-INFORMATION-SYSTEMS.aspx#Comments 0 https://programs.wcs.org/DesktopModules/DnnForge%20-%20NewsArticles/RssComments.aspx?TabID=10573&ModuleID=45011&ArticleID=26394 https://programs.wcs.org:443/DesktopModules/DnnForge%20-%20NewsArticles/Tracking/Trackback.aspx?ArticleID=26394&PortalID=110&TabID=10573 https://mongolia.wcs.org/en-us/About-Us/Job-Vacancies/ID/26394/CONSULTANCY-FOR-STRENGTHENING-DATA-SHARING-AND-COORDINATION-AMONG-THE-LAND-WATER-AND-FOREST-INFORMATION-SYSTEMS.aspx WCS ORGANIZATION BACKGROUND The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is a US non-profit, tax-exempt, private organization established in 1895 that saves wildlife and wild places by understanding critical issues, crafting science-based solutions, and taking conservation actions that benefit nature and humanity. With more than a century of experience, long-term commitments in dozens of landscapes, presence in more than 60 nations, and experience helping to establish over 150 protected areas across the globe, WCS has amassed the biological knowledge, cultural understanding, and partnerships to ensure that vibrant, wild places and wildlife thrive alongside local communities. Working with local communities and organizations, that knowledge is applied to address species, habitat, and ecosystem management issues critical to improving the quality of life of vulnerable rural people whose livelihoods depend on the direct use of natural resources. WCS MONGOLIA PROGRAM OVERVIEW Established in Ulaanbaatar in 2003, WCS Mongolia has dedicated over two decades to the conservation of Mongolia’s rich wildlife and expansive landscapes. The organization focuses on science-driven, landscape-level conservation, with key efforts in the Southern Gobi and Eastern Steppe, alongside initiatives in Central Mongolia. At the national level, WCS Mongolia collaborates with government, community groups, civil society organizations, and the private sector to promote biodiversity preservation, landscape connectivity, and sustainable natural resource management. In 2024, WCS Mongolia launched a five-year strategy focused on three key pillars: enhancing ecological function, strengthening landscape connectivity, and building resilience to climate change. These pillars guide the organization’s work, with the overarching vision of ensuring Mongolia’s ecological integrity for future generations. PROJECT BACKGROUND Project title: Rehabilitating and conserving the mountain landscapes in the Khangai region of Mongolia for improved ecosystem services and community livelihoods Implementation Agency: The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)  Execution Agency: WCS Mongolia/Operational Partner Government partner: the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MECC) The GEF-funded project "Rehabilitating and conserving the mountain landscapes in the Khangai region of Mongolia for improved ecosystem services and community livelihoods" is implemented by the UN-Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and executed by WCS Mongolia as the Operational Partner, in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MECC) and other relevant government agencies. WCS Mongolia is responsible for the day-to-day management and technical implementation of the project, ensuring compliance with GEF and FAO fiduciary, technical, environmental, and social standards, as well as WCS’s internal operational procedures and policies. The project aims to restore the ecological integrity of the Khangai mountain landscapes, enhance ecosystem services such as water and soil health, and strengthen community resilience through sustainable land management and climate adaptation. It also seeks to improve rural livelihoods while conserving biodiversity. More information can be found here.  In its role as the project’s Operational Partner, WCS Mongolia commissions consultancies and service providers to deliver specialized expertise, support technical implementation, and ensure that project outputs meet GEF, FAO, and WCS quality standards. JUSTIFICATION Effective integrated land management, ecosystem restoration and biodiversity conservation require coordinated and reliable spatial and environmental data across the land, water and forest sectors. However, existing information systems and data managed by the General Authority for Land Administration, Geodesy and Cartography, Water Agency and Forest Agency are not harmonized, use different data boundaries and have limited interoperability. While the Water agency has established the national water information system through www.ewater.mn, data coordination and consistency challenges remain, and the Forest agency currently lacks a comprehensive digital information system. These gaps limit cross-sectoral planning, restoration monitoring and evidence-based decision-making at national, aimag and soum levels. Therefore, the assignment aims to strengthen data access, sharing, harmonization and coordination among the land, water and forest sectors through improved interoperability, common geospatial standards and integrated environmental information management. OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSIGNMENT The overall objective under Component 1 of the project is to strengthen data access, sharing, coordination, and interoperability among the land, water, and forest sectors in support of integrated land management planning,ecosystem restoration monitoring, and evidence-based decision-making. The Specific Objectives are: To establish an interoperable data exchange mechanism between the State Integrated Water Information System (ewater) and the Integrated Digital Land Administration System (egazar), enabling real-time and periodic sharing and synchronization of water and land-related datasets. To establish and operationalize a shared database within the Geoportal platform for the Forest Agency, enabling storage, management, visualization, and access to forest-related information and datasets. To strengthen coordination and information sharing among the General Authority for Land Administration, Geodesy and Cartography, the Water Agency, and the Forest Agency through integration of relevant datasets and public access mechanisms via the Geoportal platform, ensuring that forest areas and water protection zones are protected, and excluded from future land allocation, thereby supporting biodiversity conservation and sustainable land management. SCOPE OF THE WORK Task 1. System Assessment and Integration Design The consultancy firm/team shall conduct an assessment of the existing land, water, and forest information systems and prepare a detailed integration and implementation design. The consultancy shall: Review the existing architecture, databases, data standards, governance, data privacy and information management processes of the Water Agency, Forest Agency, and General Authority for Land Administration, Geodesy and Cartography. Assess interoperability requirements and existing system capabilities; Identify technical constraints, risks, and opportunities for integration; Consult with relevant agencies to confirm functional and technical requirements; Prepare a system architecture and implementation design document, including data flows, synchronization mechanisms, database requirements, user access considerations, and proposed technical solutions. Prepare an inception report summarizing findings, confirmed requirements, proposed system architecture, implementation approach, and workplan for approval by the relevant agencies. Task 2. Water System Integration Develop and implement mechanisms for real-time and periodic data exchange between the State Integrated Water Information System (ewater) and the Integrated Digital Land Administration System (egazar), including integration with the Geoportal platform. The consultancy shall: Design and implement data exchange and synchronization mechanisms; Integrate agreed water-related datasets; Ensure data consistency and avoidance of duplication across systems; Support visualization and access to datasets through connected platforms; Test and validate system functionality. Task 3. Forest Data Management and Integration Develop and operationalize a shared database environment within the Geoportal platform to enable the Forest Agency to store, manage, visualize, and share forest-related information. The consultancy shall: Design and establish database structures for forest information management; Integrate forest datasets with the Geoportal and egazar systems; Develop required functionalities for data registration, management, visualization, and reporting; Enable synchronization with relevant land information systems; Support public and institutional access to agreed datasets. Task 4. Cross-System Integration and Interoperability Ensure interoperability among land, water, and forest information systems through secure and efficient integration mechanisms. The consultancy shall: Develop system-to-system synchronization mechanisms; Ensure updates are reflected across connected systems where appropriate; Implement logging and audit trail functionality; Maintain data quality, consistency, and security; Support integration with the National Spatial Data Infrastructure Geoportal. Task 5. Testing, Training, and Handover The consultancy shall: Conduct system testing and validation; Address technical issues identified during testing; Prepare technical and user documentation; Deliver training to relevant agency staff; Support deployment and handover of the final solution. FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS Water Information Integration The solution shall support the integration, synchronization, management, and visualization of the following datasets: Special protection zones of water sources; Ordinary protection zones of water sources; Hygienic prohibited zones of water supply sources; Hygienic restricted zones of water supply sources; Groundwater recharge areas and related spatial datasets; Other water resource management datasets identified during system assessment and approved by the Water Agency and General Authority for Land Administration, Geodesy and Cartography. Cadastral information relevant to water management; Unified land territory information relevant to water management; Water land management plan, implementation, climate, ecosystem restoration monitoring, and evidence-based decision-making solution. The solution shall enable: Real-time and periodic data exchange between ewater and egazar; Automatic synchronization of agreed datasets; Visualization of water-related information through egazar and Geoportal; Public and institutional access to approved datasets where applicable. Forest Information Management and Integration The solution shall support the storage, management, synchronization, and visualization of the following information and datasets: Forest fund datasets; Forest protection zone information; Land management plan information related to forest management; Degraded forest area registration and restoration information; Afforestation, reforestation and restoration monitoring information; Forest land management plan, implementation, climate, ecosystem restoration monitoring, and evidence-based decision-making solution; Forest inventory and management information, including associated approval workflows where required. The solution shall provide functionality for: Registration, updating, and management of forest datasets; Visualization of forest-related information through Geoportal and related platforms; Reporting and data export functions; Synchronization of forest information with relevant land administration datasets; Public and institutional access to approved datasets where applicable. Cross-System Data Sharing and Coordination The solution shall support: Synchronization of land, water, and forest information across connected systems; Detection of overlaps and inconsistencies among datasets; Logging and audit trails for system activities and data updates; Data quality control and validation mechanisms; Consistent visualization of approved datasets through Geoportal and related platforms. Automatic updating of connected datasets where appropriate and approved by participating agencies; Prevention of duplicate records across connected systems. DELIVERABLES/ PAYMENT SCHEDULE   The consultancy firm/team shall deliver the following outputs in English and Mongolian: Deliverables Content Payment Target due date Review & approvals Inception report Methodology Work plan System design approach System architecture and implementation design document Confirmed functional and technical requirements 20% August 17, 2026 Reviewed by the Working Group and approved by WCS Mongolia, FAO, GALAGaC, the Water Agency, and the Forest Agency. Pilot System Implementation   Initial operational data exchange mechanism established between land, water, forest, Geoportal, and egazar platforms Pilot integration completed for agreed priority datasets Operational Forest Agency database established within the Geoportal environment Prototype system modules developed and deployed Initial synchronization of datasets across all systems completed Initial Geoportal integration completed Pilot public access and visualization functionalities demonstrated and enabled on egazar.gov.mn 30% October 30, 2026 Acceptance following successful demonstration and testing of pilot functionality by participating agencies and written approval by WCS Mongolia and FAO.   Full System Deployment, Documentation and Training Fully operational data exchange and synchronization systems Finalized system modules for land, forest, and water data management Finalized and validated synchronized datasets NSDI Geoportal integration fully operational Public access and visualization fully operational on egazar.gov.mn Technical documentation (architecture, APIs, workflows) User and administrator manuals Training materials Training completion report User Acceptance Testing (UAT) completed and approved by participating agencies 30% November 30, 2026 Acceptance following successful completion of UAT, delivery of documentation and training, and written approval by WCS Mongolia, FAO and participating agencies.   Final report (Handover Package) Final implementation and performance report Full source code, configuration files, and deployment package System handover documentation Maintenance and support plan for post project operation (Forest agency for forest data, Water agency for water data, GALAGaC for land related data.) Final validation of system integration and interoperability Inter-agency data-sharing mechanism and governance framework established, with clearly defined dataset stewardship arrangements specifying data ownership, update responsibilities, maintenance procedures, and accountability for each data layer. 20% March 15, 2027 Final acceptance by WCS Mongolia, FAO, GALAGaC, the Water Agency and the Forest Agency following successful handover and confirmation that all contractual deliverables have been completed.     Payments will be made upon submission, review, and written acceptance of each deliverable by WCS Mongolia, in consultation with FAO and the participating government agencies. REPORTING AND SUPERVISION The consultant/firm will report to the Working Group, in coordination with GALAGaC, the Forest Agency, the Water Agency, the WCS Mongolia Lead Technical Advisor, and will work closely with the Land Management and Policy Expert of WCS's Khangai team (PMU). Regular progress meetings will be held as required. DURATION OF THE WORK The assignment will be implemented from August 2026 to March 2027, including system development, integration, testing, training, and handover. THE CONSULTANCY FIRM/TEAM SHOULD MEET FOLLOWING CRITERIA The consultancy firm/team is expected to have a mix of skills relevant to the assignment. The required background and experience for the consultancy team is as follows: at least 2 years of experience in web-based system development; strong experience in system integration and GIS platforms; familiarity with egazar or similar e-government systems (preferred); experience working with government institutions; qualified software engineers and GIS specialists; experience in similar assignments within the last 2 years. SUBMISSION DETAILS Interested consultants or firms are invited to submit a single PDF document containing: Technical Proposal – outlining your understanding of the assignment, proposed methodology, and CVs of key experts (Evaluation weight is 30%). Financial Proposal – providing an itemized budget, inclusive of all applicable taxes and fees (Evaluation weight is 20%) Profile/Legal Documents – including company registration (for firms) or proof of legal status (for individuals). Examples of similar work conducted (Evaluation weight is 30%) References – at least two references from similar assignments, including contact details (Evaluation weight is 20%). All proposal must be submitted electronically to WCS Mongolia by 31 July 2026 via email at procurementmongolia@wcs.org and please include the subject line:“Consultancy for System development” Only complete applications submitted by the deadline will be considered. Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an interview or follow-up discussion. Tsolmon, Bereeter Tue, 07 Jul 2026 07:51:00 GMT f1397696-738c-4295-afcd-943feb885714:26394 https://mongolia.wcs.org/en-us/About-Us/Job-Vacancies/ID/26363/Job-Vacancy-Project-Assistant.aspx#Comments 0 https://programs.wcs.org/DesktopModules/DnnForge%20-%20NewsArticles/RssComments.aspx?TabID=10573&ModuleID=45011&ArticleID=26363 https://programs.wcs.org:443/DesktopModules/DnnForge%20-%20NewsArticles/Tracking/Trackback.aspx?ArticleID=26363&PortalID=110&TabID=10573 https://mongolia.wcs.org/en-us/About-Us/Job-Vacancies/ID/26363/Job-Vacancy-Project-Assistant.aspx Position title:  Project Assistant  Reports to:  Conservation Governance Coordinator  Location:  Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia   Position managed:  N/A  Country Program/Sector:  WCS Mongolia Program  Scope:  WCS Mongolia Program  Position type:  Full-time / One year fixed-term contract with possible extension  Travel:  Travel to work in other locations, districts, and provinces as required, including at short notice and for extended periods  Organization Background:  The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is a U.S. non-profit, tax-exempt organization founded in 1895, dedicated to saving wildlife and wild places through science-based solutions and conservation actions. With more than a century of experience, WCS has established itself as the world’s premier wildlife conservation organization, achieving innovative and impactful results at scale.  Today, WCS operates programs across the entire ocean and more than 3 million biologically critical square miles in nearly 60 countries. Over the years, WCS has played a pivotal role in establishing more than 150 protected areas worldwide. Our work is built on a unique foundation: Global reach across continents and ecosystems; Best-in-class science to discover and guide conservation strategies; On-the-ground protection in collaboration with local and Indigenous communities; Inspiration through education at our world-class zoos and aquarium; Policy influence and partnerships to leverage resources for systemic change. WCS combines biological knowledge, cultural understanding, and partnerships to ensure that vibrant wild places and wildlife thrive alongside local communities. Working with governments, NGOs, industries, and communities, WCS applies this knowledge to address species, habitat, and ecosystem management issues critical to improving the quality of life for rural populations whose livelihoods depend directly on natural resources.  WCS, Mongolia Program Overview:   Established in Ulaanbaatar in 2003, WCS Mongolia has spent more than two decades working to conserve the country’s wildlife and ecosystems. The program applies a science-based, landscape-level approach to support the protection and restoration of Mongolia’s ecological integrity. WCS Mongolia works in partnership with government agencies, local communities, NGOs, and the private sector to advance biodiversity conservation, maintain ecological connectivity, and support sustainable land use. Its work spans wildlife research and monitoring, protected area management, community-based conservation, policy engagement, infrastructure planning, One Health, and climate change adaptation. In 2024, WCS Mongolia launched its five-year strategy to 2030, structured around three priorities: enhancing ecological function, ensuring functional connectivity, and strengthening climate resilience. These guide efforts to safeguard Mongolia’s ecosystems over the long term.  Job Summary:    The Project Assistant will play a key role in supporting the successful implementation of projects under the Conservation Governance Program by providing comprehensive logistical, operational, and administrative support to the Project Team. The position involves contributing to organizing trainings, meetings, and field activities; assisting in data collection and documentation, preparing and compiling financial and administrative records, and ensuring effective coordination and communication with partners and stakeholders. The Project Assistant will also support planning, monitoring, and reporting processes by maintaining project files and databases, tracking progress against timelines, and assisting in the preparation of reports and other program deliverables in line with the organization's mission and conservation goals.   Major Responsibilities:  Provide logistical and administrative support for organizing meetings, trainings, workshops, and field activities under the Conservation Governance Program.   Assist in preparing invitations, agendas, participant lists, and meeting minutes, and ensure proper follow-up on action items.   Support data collection, entry, and documentation related to project activities, outputs, and performance indicators.   Compile, check, and organize financial supporting documents in accordance with organizational requirements.   Coordinate with partners, consultants, and stakeholders to facilitate effective communication and smooth implementation of activities.   Support the preparation of periodic progress reports, presentations, and other program deliverables.   Contribute to the logistical arrangements for field missions, including travel documentation, coordination, procurements, and logistical support.   Perform other duties as assigned by the Project Coordinator or Program Manager to support the overall objectives of the Conservation Governance Program.   Job qualifications:    Education  Bachelor’s degree in environmental studies, natural resource management, public relations or a related field.  Experience  At least 2 years of relevant work experience in project administration, logistics, preferably in conservation or development projects.   Strong organizational and time-management skills with attention to detail.   Ability to work collaboratively in a multicultural team environment and coordinate effectively with diverse stakeholders.   Experience in maintaining records, data entry, and basic financial documentation.  Willingness to learn and travel for field activities as required.  Excellent communication skills in Mongolian and Good communication in English (spoken and written).   Application process:  Please submit your completed application by including (all in one pdf file);   1) CV in English,   2) With a one-page cover letter in English explaining your interest and suitability for this position,       3) Along with diploma copies, and   4) at least 2 reference letters provided by previous line managers;   The subject line of your email submission with “Application – Project Assistant [Candidate Name]” and interested applicants should submit the application to the following email address: hrmongolia@wcs.org     Applications should be sent on or before 5:00pm Ulaanbaatar time, Monday 27th of July 2026. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.  Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview.    Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Mongolia Program 201 San Business Center, Amar Street-29, Small ring road, Sukhbaatar district, Ulaanbaatar 14200, Mongolia. Tel: +976-11-323719     Bayarsaikhan, Khash Erdene Wed, 01 Jul 2026 07:00:00 GMT f1397696-738c-4295-afcd-943feb885714:26363 https://mongolia.wcs.org/en-us/About-Us/Job-Vacancies/ID/26364/Masters-Scholarship-Announcement.aspx#Comments 0 https://programs.wcs.org/DesktopModules/DnnForge%20-%20NewsArticles/RssComments.aspx?TabID=10573&ModuleID=45011&ArticleID=26364 https://programs.wcs.org:443/DesktopModules/DnnForge%20-%20NewsArticles/Tracking/Trackback.aspx?ArticleID=26364&PortalID=110&TabID=10573 https://mongolia.wcs.org/en-us/About-Us/Job-Vacancies/ID/26364/Masters-Scholarship-Announcement.aspx [Mongolian below] The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Mongolia is pleased to announce a two-year master’s scholarship program for a student interested in studying predator–prey interactions and diet composition of carnivores in the Mongolian Gobi-Steppe region. This two-year scholarship program will commence in September 2026, with fieldwork beginning in October 2026. The successful candidate will apply advanced technologies and ecological research methods to address key ecological challenges in the region and contribute to their solutions. Scholarship Benefits: Tuition coverage for a master’s program in Ecology, Conservation Biology, or a related field at accredited university in Mongolia, Monthly stipend to support fieldwork and living expenses, All costs associated with field and laboratory research activities, Mentorship and guidance from experienced researchers. Eligibility Criteria: Hold a bachelor's degree in Biology, Ecology, or a related field, or have completed all degree requirements and be awaiting graduation, Be able to write a master's thesis in English based on the research findings, Have a strong interest in wildlife ecology, conservation, and field research, Experience in data processing and statistical analysis using R and other statistical software will be considered an advantage, Possess a good working proficiency in reading and writing English, Demonstrate the ability to work both independently and as part of a team, Be willing to participate in additional research activities when required. Application Process: Interested candidates should submit the following documents (in Mongolian and English) to wcsmongolia@wcs.org; Curriculum Vitae (CV) Academic transcript A one-page statement describing your research interests One reference letter from an individual who can attest to your academic and research abilities. This scholarship is for Mongolian nationals only. Applicants who successfully pass the initial screening will be invited to an interview. ⏳Application deadline: August 01, 2026. 📧For inquiries and application submission, please contact: wcsmongolia@wcs.org   📍 Wildlife Conservation Society – Mongolia Program 201 San Business Center, Amar Street-29, Small Ring Road Sukhbaatar District, Ulaanbaatar 14200, Mongolia Tel: 11-323719 Email: wcsmongolia@wcs.org Магистрын тэтгэлэг зарлагдлаа Байгаль, зэрлэг амьтдыг хамгаалах нийгэмлэг (WCS) нь Монгол орны говь-хээрийн бүсийн махчин амьтад болон тэдгээрийн идэш тэжээл бологч амьтдын харилцан хамаарал, мөн зэрлэг амьтдын идэш тэжээлийн бүрэлдэхүүнийг судлах чиглэлээр магистрын судалгаа хийх хүсэл эрмэлзэлтэй нэг оюутанд зориулсан хоёр жилийн тэтгэлэгт хөтөлбөрийг зарлаж байна. Энэхүү тэтгэлэг нь 2026 оны 9 дүгээр сараас эхэлж, хоёр жилийн хугацаанд хэрэгжинэ. Тэтгэлэгт шалгарсан оюутан нь орчин үеийн дэвшилтэт технологи, экологийн судалгааны арга зүйг ашиглан бүс нутгийн экологийн тулгамдсан асуудлуудыг судалж, тэдгээрийг шийдвэрлэхэд хувь нэмэр оруулах боломжтой болно. Тэтгэлгийн хүрээнд: Монгол улсад магадлан итгэмжлэгдсэн их сургуульд экологи, байгаль хамгаалал биологи эсвэл түүнтэй холбоотой чиглэлээр магистрын хөтөлбөрийн сургалтын төлбөр 100%, Магистрт суралцах хугацаанд сар бүр амьжиргааны зардлыг дэмжих тэтгэлэг, Хээрийн болон лабораторийн судалгааны ажлын бүх зардал, Туршлагатай судлаачдын менторшип. Тавигдах шаардлага: Биологи, экологи болон холбогдох чиглэлээр бакалаврын зэрэгтэй эсвэл бакалавраа хамгаалаад дипломоо хүлээж буй, Судалгааны үр дүнгээр магистрын дипломын ажил англи хэл дээр бичих чадвартай, Зэрлэг амьтны экологи, байгаль хамгаалал болон хээрийн судалгааны ажилд сонирхолтой байх, R болон бусад статистикийн програм дээр өгөгдөл боловсруулах, дата анализ хийх чадвартай бол давуу тал болно, Англи хэлний зохих түвшний унших, бичих чадвартай байх, Бие даан болон багаар ажиллах чадвартай байх, Шаардлагатай тохиолдолд нэмэлт судалгааны үйл ажиллагаанд оролцох хүсэлтэй байх. Бүртгэлийн мэдээлэл: Сонирхсон хүмүүс дараах материалыг монгол болон англи хэлээр wcsmongolia@wcs.org хаягт илгээнэ үү: Дэлгэрэнгүй намтар, Сургалтын дүнгийн хуулбар, Судалгааны сонирхлоо тайлбарласан нэг хуудас захидал, Академик болон судалгааны ур чадварыг илтгэх нэг хүний тодорхойлолт. Эхний шалгаруулалтад тэнцсэн оюутнуудыг ярилцлагын шатанд урина. ⏳Материал хүлээж авах сүүлийн хугацаа: 2026 оны 8-р сарын 01 өдөр 📧Асууж лавлах зүйл гарвал гэсэн wcsmongolia@wcs.org цахим хаягаар бидэнтэй холбогдоорой. 📍Байгаль, Зэрлэг Амьтдыг Хамгаалах Нийгэмлэг – Монгол дахь хөтөлбөр 201 Сан Бизнес Центр, Амарын гудамж-29, Сүхбаатар дүүрэг, Улаанбаатар 14200, Монгол улс Холбогдох дугаар: 11-323719 Цахим хаяг: wcsmongolia@wcs.org       Bayarsaikhan, Khash Erdene Tue, 30 Jun 2026 07:00:00 GMT f1397696-738c-4295-afcd-943feb885714:26364