Japon dakhj mongolyn tüükhend kholbogdokh sojolyn dursgalt züjls
In: Mongolian heritage spread across the World 8
In: Delkhijd tarkhsan mongol öw 8
In: Дэлхийд тархсан монгол өв 8
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In: Mongolian heritage spread across the World 8
In: Delkhijd tarkhsan mongol öw 8
In: Дэлхийд тархсан монгол өв 8
World Affairs Online
In: Wissenschaftliche Beiträge aus dem Tectum Verlag
In: Reihe Wirtschaftswissenschaften Band 104
World Affairs Online
History of international economic relations of Mongolia; covers 1921-2000
World Affairs Online
In: Altan argamž 3
In: Алтан аргамж 3
The book touches upon some questions related to the legal status, politics and geo-political location of Mongolia in the context of its internal and international situation between 1940-1950. These events are rendered as personal recollection of the author [auf 2. Seite]
In: UFZ-Bericht 02/2010
This report describes the results of a household survey conducted in September 2009 in a selected peri-urban subdistrict (bag) in Darkhan city. A total number of 139 randomly selected households were surveyed about the current status of environmental sanitation, including water supply, sanitation, stormwater management and solid waste management. Special focus was placed on socio-economic issues, the environmental sanitation practices and perceptions of the ger residents, and their attitudes towards and demand for improved environmental sanitation services. The results of the household survey are embedded in further research work assessing the water and sanitation sector in Darkhan city, Darkhan-Uul aimag and Mongolia, specifically in regard to peri-urban ger areas. The results reveal a problematic situation: Due to improved access to safe drinking water, water consumption and the corresponding wastewater have increased, leading to environmental degradation and potential health risks. Greywater is discharged untreated into greywater holes, open drainage channels or on open fields. Self-built unsealed pit latrines without cleanouts are used on every household's compound. Thus urine and faeces leak into the ground. Stormwater is collected in a perfunctory manner which can lead to stormwater flooding in the rainy season. Most of the interviewees were quite aware of these problems and were willing to contribute towards improvements. From the point of view of the ger residents, sanitation is the most pressing issue they face, followed by water supply, solid waste management and stormwater management. -- Mongolia ; environmental sanitation ; peri-urban ; ger areas ; household survey ; current status ; practices ; perceptions