News & Updates
Mainstreaming Social Accountability for Improved Transparency and Participation in Mongolia (MASAM II Phase) Project Started
2021/05/131440
The Mainstreaming Social Accountability for Improved Transparency and Participation in Mongolia or MASAM II project, has started in Mongolia. The main goal of the project is to mainstream social accountability across Mongolia, contributing to better service delivery and investments through effective use of public funds in health sector. 
Mainstreaming Social Accountability for Improved Transparency and Participation in Mongolia (MASAM II Phase) Project Started
2021/05/131440
The Mainstreaming Social Accountability for Improved Transparency and Participation in Mongolia or MASAM II project, has started in Mongolia. The main goal of the project is to mainstream social accountability across Mongolia, contributing to better service delivery and investments through effective use of public funds in health sector. 
Mainstreaming Social Accountability for Improved Transparency and Participation in Mongolia (MASAM II Phase) Project Started
2021/05/131440
The Mainstreaming Social Accountability for Improved Transparency and Participation in Mongolia or MASAM II project, has started in Mongolia. The main goal of the project is to mainstream social accountability across Mongolia, contributing to better service delivery and investments through effective use of public funds in health sector. 
Online Discussion Dedicated to World Press Freedom Day 2021 Highlighted Three Key Issues
2021/05/051776
Under the global theme, Globe International Center (GIC) and Mongolian National Commission for UNESCO with the support of the UNESCO Beijing Cluster Office organized an online discussion on 3 May 2021. This year’s World Press Freedom Day theme “Information as a Public Good” serves as a call to affirm the importance of cherishing information as a public good and exploring what can be done in the production, distribution, and reception of content to strengthen journalism, and to advance transparency and empowerment while leaving no one behind.
Online Discussion Dedicated to World Press Freedom Day 2021 Highlighted Three Key Issues
2021/05/051776
Under the global theme, Globe International Center (GIC) and Mongolian National Commission for UNESCO with the support of the UNESCO Beijing Cluster Office organized an online discussion on 3 May 2021. This year’s World Press Freedom Day theme “Information as a Public Good” serves as a call to affirm the importance of cherishing information as a public good and exploring what can be done in the production, distribution, and reception of content to strengthen journalism, and to advance transparency and empowerment while leaving no one behind.
Online Discussion Dedicated to World Press Freedom Day 2021 Highlighted Three Key Issues
2021/05/051776
Under the global theme, Globe International Center (GIC) and Mongolian National Commission for UNESCO with the support of the UNESCO Beijing Cluster Office organized an online discussion on 3 May 2021. This year’s World Press Freedom Day theme “Information as a Public Good” serves as a call to affirm the importance of cherishing information as a public good and exploring what can be done in the production, distribution, and reception of content to strengthen journalism, and to advance transparency and empowerment while leaving no one behind.
Online Discussion Dedicated to World Press Freedom Day 2021 Highlighted Three Key Issues
2021/05/051776
Under the global theme, Globe International Center (GIC) and Mongolian National Commission for UNESCO with the support of the UNESCO Beijing Cluster Office organized an online discussion on 3 May 2021. This year’s World Press Freedom Day theme “Information as a Public Good” serves as a call to affirm the importance of cherishing information as a public good and exploring what can be done in the production, distribution, and reception of content to strengthen journalism, and to advance transparency and empowerment while leaving no one behind.
Online Discussion Dedicated to World Press Freedom Day 2021 Highlighted Three Key Issues
2021/05/051776
Under the global theme, Globe International Center (GIC) and Mongolian National Commission for UNESCO with the support of the UNESCO Beijing Cluster Office organized an online discussion on 3 May 2021. This year’s World Press Freedom Day theme “Information as a Public Good” serves as a call to affirm the importance of cherishing information as a public good and exploring what can be done in the production, distribution, and reception of content to strengthen journalism, and to advance transparency and empowerment while leaving no one behind.
Annual Report 2020
2021/04/281073
In 2020, GIC meaningfully and constructively contributed to a number of social and human rights issues faced by Mongolians, with building capacities of journalism teachers and media professionals on fair and ethical elections at Parliamentary and local levels. It also promoted several internationally recognized days, namely, World Press Freedom, International Day for Universal Access to Information, and others. Here is our Annual Report for 2020.  
Journalism Students Developed Their Skills on Media Advocacy Campaign and Use of the Right to Information Law
2021/04/07892
Globe International Center conducted an online training aimed at building skills of journalism students on a media advocacy campaign, on 1 April 2021. The training was attended by 20 students from the Mongolian National University, Mongolian State University of Education, University of the Humanities, School of Radio, Broadcasting and Media Arts of Mongolian State University of Culture and Arts, Ulaanbaatar Erdem University, and CITI University. The training covered two different yet essential topics: Advocacy and Lobbying, facilitated by Kh.Naranjargal, Chair of the Board of the GIC, and Requesting public information using the Law on Information Transparency and Right to Information by B.Purevsuren, the GIC lawyer.