By Otgonbayar Chimeddorj, Director, Macroeconomic Policy Division, Economic Policy Department, Ministry of Finance, Mongolia

1. November 2016

2. SDGs Agenda 2030 adopted at the 70th UN General Assembly
NDPP* Law approved by State Great Khural
Mongolia’s new government established the National Development
Agency
SDV-2030 Long-term policy document
25 Sep.2015
26 Nov.2015
05 Feb.2016
21 Jul.2016
09 Sep.2016
22 Mar.2016 Prime minister’s 44th decree
GAP 2016-2020 approved by State Great Khural
Ongoing • Socio-Economic Guidelines 2017
• Medium-term budget framework, State budget-2017
• Comprehensive Macro adjustment Plan (CMAP)

3. 312/3/2015
CONCEPT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT VISION
Phase I: 2016-2020 Phase II: 2021-2025 Phase III:2026-2030
Sustainable development – 14 goals, 44 targetsSustainable development – 14 goals, 44 targets
Sustainable
economic
development
- Agriculture
- Energy
- Roads,
transportation
- Mining
- Industry
- ICT
Sustainable
social
development
- Inclusive
growth,
poverty
reduction
- Education
- Social
protection
Green development
- Integrated water
management
- Increased access
to quality water,
sanitation and
hygiene
- Better adaption to
climate change
- Reduction of GHG
emissions
Sustainable
governance
- Accountable
and capable
governance
structure
- Elimination of
corruption
- Participatory
society, PPP

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SDGs
169
targets
Medium term Policies
/Government Action Plan 2016-2020/
Medium term Policies
/Government Action Plan 2016-2020/
National
Programs
National
Programs
Public
Investment
Program
Public
Investment
Program
Mid term
budget
framework
Mid term
budget
framework
Annual Socio-economic guideline and
actions of line ministries
Annual Socio-economic guideline and
actions of line ministries
National
integrated
financing
framework
Sustainable Development
Vision 2030 Phase 1

5. Strengthening the Links between Finance and Results:
Delivering the SDV and the SDGs Agenda 2030
A Development Finance Assessment (DFA) will be conducted to
provide an overview of the development finance flows and the
institutions and policies that define these flows with national
development priorities and the SDV 2030.
Develop a roadmap for an Integrated National Financing
Framework;
Conduct assessments to help align financing flows to national
development priorities;
Support alignment of subnational plans, M&E frameworks and
budget with the SDV and SDGs.
Pilot projects in Uvurkhangai aimag and Ulaanbaatar City.

6. The Prime Minister’s 44th Decree:
determining the national SDGs indicators
» The 44th Decree of March 22, 2016 created working groups to determine
national indicators for 169 SDG objectives.
Ministry of Health
Ministry of Labour
Ministry of Education,
Culture and Science
Ministry of Population
Development and Social
Protection
Ministry of Finance
Ministry of Environment
and Tourism
Ministry of Construction
and Urban Development
Ministry of Justice and
Internal Affairs
National Statistics
Office
The UN recommended 241 indicators. The working
groups, however, suggested 326 indicators to be
determined in accordance with national conditions.
Methodology

7. NATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
AGENCY
To process development of
comprehensive policies, to
determine economic priorities and
divisions, to process regional
development policy, to process the
direction of leading industries.
Joint financial policy, to process a
foreign investment policy, to
determine strategy and drift.
To implement a comprehensive
operation to support, promote and
attract foreign direct investment.
To process concessions, state,
private partnership policy, organize
the implementation and basic
functions.
Economic Policy
Department, MOF
Formulating economic policies
including macroeconomic
forecasting and structural
reforms.
Generate “Yearly Socio-
Economic Development
Guidelines.”
Prepare a long-term vision
statement and medium-term
development strategies for the
country.
Ensure inter-sectoral
coordination.

8. SDV 2030 GAP 2016-2020 SEG 2017
Sustainable
economic
development
Actions for Economic
stabilization
Macro-economic policy
Ensuring sustainable
economic growth
Sectoral policy promoting
economic growth
Green development
Environment and green
policy
Regional, rural development
and environment policy
Sustainable social
development
Social development
Social policy promoting
human development
Sustainable
governance
Governance
Governance, legal reform,
international relation and
defense policy

9. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT VISION (Phase I: 2016-2020)
• Actions for economic stabilization: promote national production, attract
investment, ensure fiscal policy stability, create a favorable tax
environment, intensify the mega-projects.
• Ensure sustainable economic growth: promote real economic sectors,
improve city planning, ensure a safe living environment for residents,
provide reliable sources of energy for power, expand logistics and
transportation.
• Social development: improve human resources in the health sector,
prevent communicable and non-communicable diseases, develop
innovation, develop knowledge-based production, promote employment,
improve social welfare, promote youth education and employment.
• Environment and green policy: preserve the natural balance of the
ecosystem, protect the natural resources, support environmentally friendly
technologies, develop renewable energy production, improve tourist
attractions.
• Governance: ensure transparency, accountability, decentralization, and
delivery of high-quality services.
• Actions for economic stabilization: promote national production, attract
investment, ensure fiscal policy stability, create a favorable tax
environment, intensify the mega-projects.
• Ensure sustainable economic growth: promote real economic sectors,
improve city planning, ensure a safe living environment for residents,
provide reliable sources of energy for power, expand logistics and
transportation.
• Social development: improve human resources in the health sector,
prevent communicable and non-communicable diseases, develop
innovation, develop knowledge-based production, promote employment,
improve social welfare, promote youth education and employment.
• Environment and green policy: preserve the natural balance of the
ecosystem, protect the natural resources, support environmentally friendly
technologies, develop renewable energy production, improve tourist
attractions.
• Governance: ensure transparency, accountability, decentralization, and
delivery of high-quality services.

10. • Socio-Economic Guideline 2017
• Medium-term budget framework, State budget-
2017
• Comprehensive Macro Adjustment Plan
(CMAP)

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