Consulting Without Borders LIVE - Perspectives, Episode 9: Mongolia: Challenges and Opportunities.

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Tune in to the 9th episode of the Gabriel Al-Salem Foundation's series "Consulting Without Borders LIVE - Perspectives," in which we feature prominent international consultants and experts working to address global challenges, promote professional excellence, and build a sustainable future.

On November 1, 2022 at 13:00 GMT, we are delighted to welcome Bat-Orshikh Erdenebat (Mongolia), Certified Management Consultant and Chief Advisor at Development Solutions NGO, where he has been working on sustainable tourism and local community development programs, as well as projects targeting Mongolian youth and women, specifically youth employment and entrepreneurship, and women business incubators. This work has been funded by Asian Development Bank (ADB), World Bank, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Swiss Development Cooperation, The Asia Foundation and other multi-lateral donor organizations.

For its outstanding achievements and professional excellence Development Solutions NGO became the winner of the Gabriel Al-Salem International Award for Excellence in Consulting in 2012 and 2013.

Bat-Orshikh is a member of the Management Consultants’ Institute and Mentoring Institute of Mongolia and Youth Business International in the UK. He is also a DBA candidate in Management and Leadership at the Business Institute in Prague, Czech Republic.

During the livestream, you will learn about:
• Current economic, social and environmental challenges and opportunities in Mongolia;
• The “New Recovery Policy” and its aim to address key economic constraints in Mongolia and increase the livelihood of Mongolian people;
• The role of Mongolian youth in the country’s stability and sustainable development.

Join us live and ask your questions directly in the comments.
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