1/6/2021

1/5/2021

12/22/2020

One of the major objectives of the World Bank-funded Strengthening Fiscal and Financial Stability Project is to support the Ministry of Finance of Mongolia in learning from international experience in government debt management, policy development, and strategy planning.

12/11/2020

The Credit Information Unit (CIU) of the Bank of Mongolia (BOM) has been continuously striving to maintain consistent and secure operations of the credit information database. In this regard, the CIU has undertaken a number of activities including upgrading the database hardware under the Strengthening Fiscal and Financial Stability Project (SFFSP) financed by the World Bank and improving regulatory environment of the credit information system of Mongolia. 

12/7/2020

The Financial Regulatory Commission (FRC) is a partner agency of the World Bank-funded Strengthening Fiscal and Financial Stability Project (SFFSP). The Commission is a beneficiary of the project's C4 sub-component: Strengthening Institutional Capacity of the FRC.

12/1/2020

To provide complete social insurance service, the "One-stop service & consultation information center" was established in Bayanzurkh district in 2019, in Zavkhan province in 2020, with the financial support of the SFFS project, the World bank. Fully equipped centers started to serve the insured in a comfortable environment.   

11/27/2020

The Ministry of Finance of Mongolia set two main objectives including (i) development of public sector internal audit and risk management policy documents in line with international standards, methodological guidelines, (ii) capacity building program, under the Strengthening Fiscal and Financial Stability Project in cooperation with the World Bank to enhance financial control, internal audit, and risk management functions.

11/5/2020

The Project Steering Committee approved the revised work plan for 2020 based on the review of the first nine months’ implementation of the World Bank’s “Strengthening Fiscal and Financial Stability Project” and the European Union’s “Strengthening Governance in Mongolia Project” reflecting the recommendations from the World bank.