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Mongolia, one of the world’s youngest democracies, faces ongoing challenges in developing an open, transparent and sustainable economy. The Mongolian economy is still heavily dependent on mining, which remains the country's driving force with a share of almost 24% of the gross domestic product (GDP). Additionally, there remain significant shortcomings in the participation of all population groups, particularly women, in economic and political decision-making processes. This article is based on documentary research and argues for gender equality in employment at the meta (social norms), macro (policies and laws), meso (institutions) and micro (groups) levels. We argue that a holistic gendered analysis of the Mongolian economy is important for the preparation and designing of new opportunities for gender equality.
The Mongolian economy is still heavily dependent on mining, which remains the country's driving force with a share of almost 24% of gross domestic product (GDP). However, significant shortcomings remain regarding the involvement of all population groups in economic and political decision-making processes and regarding the framework conditions for the development of an open, transparent and social market economy. The research is based on document research and written about current situation of ensure gender equality on the TVET at meta (norms), macro (policies and laws), meso (institutions) and micro level (groups). Researcher see that the findings of a holistic gender analysis across country, sector and organizations level will be important for the preparation and designing of new activity for gender equality.
The Mongolian economy is still heavily dependent on mining, which remains the country's driving force with a share of almost 24% of gross domestic product (GDP). However, significant shortcomings remain regarding the involvement of all population groups in economic and political decision-making processes and regarding the framework conditions for the development of an open, transparent and social market economy. The research is based on document research and written about current situation of ensure gender equality on the TVET at meta (norms), macro (policies and laws), meso (institutions) and micro level (groups). Researcher see that the findings of a holistic gender analysis across country, sector and organizations level will be important for the preparation and designing of new activity for gender equality.
