In the framework of the Enhanced Justice Sector Services project implemented by the Ministry of Justice and Home Affairs with support of World Bank, “Globe International” NGO issued a recommendation on media, advocacy activities for successful implementation of medium-term legal programme.

Globe International, a Mongolian NGO has started 12-month project “Transparency Campaigning” at Local Government to Curb Corruption from August 15, 2010 under the funding of the Partnership for Transparency Fund (http://www.ptf.org/).

Globe International has produced ten series of audios “Your Right to Know” and ten video series “Curb Corruption!” and it were distributed to the workshop and training participants. The audio and video will be aired by GI’s 8 partner local radio stations and local televisions in the aimag centers.

The participants of the two community workshops which were held in December 2010 in Guchin-Us soum of Ovorkhangai aimag and Bayankhutag soum of Khentii aimag in December 2010 selected 12 members of the monitoring teams; six in each soum and the trainers of Globe International and Independent Authority against corruption /IAAC/ helped them to develop goal and objectives of the monitoring and define scope of the monitoring and writing the reports.

 “Globe International” NGO organized the one and half-day workshops for the herders and one and half-day training for the public officials of Guchin-us soum of Ovorkhangai aimag and Bayankhutag soum of Khentii aimag and it involved in total of 36 herders and 57 public officials as a part of the project “Transparency Campaigning at Local  Government to Curb Corruption” financed by the Partnership for Transparency Fund (PTF),  http://www.ptf.org/

We are starting a three-month consulting service “Development of Optimal Methodology and Related Document for Midterm Program of Legacy Advertisement and Training” as part of the “Enhanced Justice Sector Services” project implemented December 1, 2010 by the Ministry of Justice and Home Affairs with financial support from the World Bank.

Globe International started to implement the 12-month project titled “Transparency Campaigning at Local Government to Curb Corruption” from 15 August 2010 with financial support of Partnership for Transparency Foundation of USA under the agreement signed on July 08, 2010. 

Main impact of the proposed project is that local people will be able to access the local government information.

Mongolia will present its first ever Universal Periodic Review (UPR) to the UN Human Rights Council re¬garding its human rights situation. Mongolia is scheduled for UPR review on 23rd of November 2010 at the 9th session of the UPR working group in Geneva. In preparation of the UPR process, Globe International NGO launched a project to promote UPR with information and communication activities commencing March 1, 2010 with a support of the Open Society Forum.

The “Empowering Public Council to Curb Government Corruption“ project reached the goals. The project  implemented by Public Council Empowering Team (PCET) onsisted from seven members in cooperation with the Public Council of the Anti-corruption Agency of Mongolia.

Globe International, a Mongolian NGO completed a six-month project “Empowering Public Council to Curb Government Corruption”, which was implemented from January 1, 2009 until July 1, 2009 under the grant of Partnership for Transparency Fund.  Project’s goal was to assist in empowering Public Council that is able to take remarkable contributions to the ACA duties to curb corruption.