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Mongolia Update 1998

Editor and Writer: David South Researcher: G. Enkhtungalug Layout: U. Byambajargal Publisher: UNDP Mongolia Communications Office Published: 1998 Mongolia Update is an unofficial publication of UNDP and documents key trends and events of 1998 Mongolia Update 1998 detailed how the country was coping with its hyperinflation and the Asian economic crisis. The mission simultaneously had to deal with the […]

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UNDP Travelling Seminar: Environment and Development | Mongolia 1998

Post author By David South Consulting
Post date 27/05/2022
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As head of communications for UNDP/UN Mongolia, I organised and led press tours across the country for international journalists in 1997 and 1998. Library catalogue description: https://www.e-varamu.ee/item/NG6OSO3DWRMB4NGGULKHVE434XN4KJ4R “Mongolia is not an easy country to live in and David [South] showed a keen ability to adapt in difficult circumstances. He was sensitive to the local habits and cultures and […]

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High Impact Communications In A Major Crisis: UNDP Mongolia 1997-1999 | 18 February 2016

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Post date 16/05/2022
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I was head of communications for the United Nations mission in Mongolia from 1997 to 1999. The mission had to primarily tackle three major crises: the country’s turbulent transition from Communism to free markets and democracy, the social and economic crash this caused, and the Asian Financial Crisis (Pomfret 2000) (Quah 2003)*. Richard Pomfret said […]

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Human Development Report Mongolia | 1997

Post author By David South Consulting
Post date 04/04/2022
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This groundbreaking Mongolian Human Development Report – the country’s first – went beyond just chronicling Mongolia’s state of development in statistics and graphs. It placed the story of the Mongolian people during the transition years (post-1989) at its heart, using photographs, stories and case studies to detail the bigger narrative at play. Designed, laid out and published […]