The Press Institute, Mongolia has published its annual research report on the current Mongolian media market, “Mongolian Media Today” in both Mongolian and English language. The report compiles a broad range of statistical information about the 2008-2009 media sector.

Globe International, an independent, non-partisan Mongolian NGO dedicated to freedom of expression and of the media, will conduct systematic monitoring of the media coverage of the May 24, 2009, presidential election. The monitoring which is supported by the Open Society Forum involves the last two weeks of media campaign of the candidates.

Globe International, an independent, non-partisan Mongolian NGO dedicated to freedom of expression and of the media, will conduct systematic monitoring of the media coverage of the May 24, 2009, presidential election. The monitoring which is supported by the Open Society Forum involves the last two weeks of media campaign of the candidates.

Business roaming project implemented by Globe International NGO and Internews France, opened its brand new studio at the Globe International NGO’s office. The studio will help the Business Roaming team to deliver audio programs for small business entrepreneurs and herders to nomad population through local regional radio stations.

This event was organized on May 1, 2009 at the press conference hall of Press Institute. It was agreed by a team of journalism experts that we should give the journalism students an opportunity to express their opinions and deliver their voices to the society what they want as future journalists. 

Globe International, a Mongolian NGOs organised the 2d Civil Society Consultative Meeting on 23 April 2009 at Bishrelt hotel, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.  It is a part of the project “Curbing Corruption through Empowering Public Council” whish has been running since January 2009 under the grant of Partnership for Transparency Fund. The meeting involved 20 participants including representatives of PC, the Ant-corruption Agency and NGOs.

Globe International, a Mongolian NGOs organised the 2d Civil Society Consultative Meeting on 23 April 2009 at Bishrelt hotel, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.  It is a part of the project “Curbing Corruption through Empowering Public Council” whish has been running since January 2009 under the grant of Partnership for Transparency Fund. The meeting involved 20 participants including representatives of PC, the Ant-corruption Agency and NGOs.

Globe International, a Mongolian NGO organised one-day training for the Public Council members of the Anti-corruption Agency (ACA) on April 22, 2009 as a part of  the project Curbing Corruption through Empowering the Public Council under the grant of the Partnership for Transparency Fund. 

Globe International, a Mongolian NGO organised one-day training for the Public Council members of the Anti-corruption Agency (ACA) on April 22, 2009 as a part of the project Curbing Corruption through Empowering the Public Council under the grant of the Partnership for Transparency Fund. The training was held at Bishrelt hotel and it involved 25 participants: PC members, the Anti-corruption Agency officials and NGO representatives.