Mongolia joined SWA in 2010. The Ministry of Construction and Urban Development is responsible for managing and coordinating the policy development and implementation and setting WASH targets and standards, evaluating and enforcing performance. The Water Service Regulatory Commission, local, district and sub-district governments, service providers and civil society also play key roles in the sector. National and local organizations are collaborating with international organizations for standard and project development and implementation. Some of the key priority areas include protecting water resources, prevent water shortage, increase drinking water supply that meets health standards and improve the availibility of sanitation and hygiene facilities.
Commitments by the government
Ensure the national WASH targets set by the Mongolia Sustainable Development Vision-2030 are achieved with more focus on achieving 80% target for safely managed drinking water and 40% target for safely managed sanitation and hygiene facilities by 2020.
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Mongolia 2022 SMM Country Overview | |
2022 Country Overview: Mongolia | |
Mongolia - Collaborative Behaviour Country Profile 2020 | |
Regional Roadmap for Asia | |
Mongolia - Collaborative Behaviour Country Profile | |
Mongolia 2019 SMM Country Brief |
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