Breathe Mongolia – Clean Air Coalition, in collaboration with public health professionals and researchers, has prepared a questionnaire and recommendations to assess the risk of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, aiming to prevent increased exposure risks as winter temperatures drop.

Breathe Mongolia – Clean Air Coalition and Green Dot Climate, in collaboration with Tomyo app, organized a quiz competition to test knowledge on climate change and air pollution

Breathe Mongolia – Clean Air Coalition launched our “Climate and Clean Air” youth fellowship program this summer, perfectly timed for the high school holidays! Participants are engaging in 6-8 hours of online classes each week on climate change related topics and conducting policy research. They are also going on field trips to learn about environmental organizations and solutions they offer. The program runs from July 5 to August 16 and includes high school students from rural areas, Ulaanbaatar, and the United States.

Breathe Mongolia – Clean Air Coalition supported the “Earth School” program initiated by the United Nations Association of Mongolia , which ran from March to June. Over 500 students from 11 local and 14 capital high school clubs participated. The program included 20 academic hours of e-learning to raise awareness of environmental issues, e-course reinforcement seminars, bird watching, museum and zoo visits, and active participation in tree and flower planting at schools.

We participated as a supporting organization in the international campaign “Dear Tomorrow “launch event. This initiative, being held for the first time in Mongolia, is aimed at reducing the impact of climate change. As part of this campaign, we reflected on questions such as “What do you envision our Earth will look like in 2050? What actions can you take today to help create a clean, sustainable, green, and equitable world?” and wrote letters committing to the actions we will start today.