This document discusses Mongolia's key natural, human, economic, and political factors. It notes that Mongolia is landlocked, relies heavily on agriculture and mining, and experienced economic challenges following independence from the Soviet Union. Over a third of the population lives below the poverty line. The document proposes infrastructure investments in mines, winter barns for herders, and loans to address these issues and support 9% economic growth.

3.  Natural Factors
 Landlocked
 Minerals
 Weather Conditions- Dzud
 Human factors
 0-14 28.1%
 15-64 67.9%
 Life expectancy 67.65
 Literacy rate 97.8%

4.  Economic Factors
 GDP Capita $3,400
 1/3 population depend on Agriculture
 2.8% unemployment
 36.1% below poverty
 GINI index- 32.8
 Political Factors
 Soviet Union

5.  Landlocked?
 Dependency?
 Human?
 Lack of Infrastructure?

6. Dependency on resources
DZUD Decrease Investment
Economic Recession

7.  High literacy rate
 Natural Resource potential
 Close relations with neighbors
 9% growth rate

8.  Infrastructure Investment
 FDI
 Mines
 2 million
 Subsidies Winter Barns
 $1000 per shed- 500 people
 Subsidies $500
 $500,000

9.  2.5 million Loan
 Infrastructure
 Winter Barns
 Payback: 2020