ACCU/LITERACY BREAKTHROUGHS

2000/03

Marginalized Urban Youth Learning Programme

MONGOLIA

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The paper provides a brief update of the project and does not provide significant information on all the items. It simply shows the adjustments made in the project outlines and subsequent training strategies evolved for the implementation in Ulaanbatar, Darkhan, and Aimag marginalized youth programmes.

Objectives

The main objectives of the project are:

	To further develop national and regional capacities of Non-Formal Basic Distance Education in Mongolia; and
	To provide training for out-of-school, unemployed marginalized youth and families.

Partners

	Ministries of Mongolia
	Social Policy Department of Cities and AIMAGs
	Educational and Cultural Centres in AIMAGs
	Mongol Radio

Input

	Skilled editors for booklets and radio programmes.
	Close cooperation with NFE trainers, Education and Cultural Centre of AIMAGs.

Process

Upon needs-assessment, authors for booklets are selected to produce print materials and a radio team joins in the discussions of topics and preparation for radio broadcasting.

Output

	Establishment of a radio station both in Darkhan and Erdenet.
	Increase in knowledge of business skills among the marginalized youth.

Strengths

	Good local contacts.
	Skilled NFE training and methodologies.
	Wide area of covering.

Weaknesses

Name of Author & Implementation Organisation

(name)

Ms. Ts. UNDRAKH

(position)

Project Director

(organisation name)

UNESCO/MOSTEC

(mailing address)

Barilgachdiin Talbai-15, Ulaan Baatar-44, MONGOLIA

(phone)

976-1-326410/325131

(fax)

976-1-326683

(e-mail)

u-nies@magicnet.mn

(URL)

http://www.un-mongolia.mn/unesco/

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