National Youth Alliance on SDGs
Mongolia

Call to Application

An open call invites youth from various backgrounds and youth networks to register, fostering diverse participants.

National APFSD Youth Forum

Selected participants gather to discuss the theme-focused SDGs and collaboratively develop the initial draft of Mongolia’s National Call to Action. This phase includes identifying key challenges, brainstorming innovative solutions, and outlining priorities for sustainable development.

Survey and Feedback on the Call to Action

To refine the draft, a survey is conducted to gather additional input from participants and stakeholders, ensuring the Call to Action reflects broader perspectives and aligns with national priorities.

Final Call to Action

The feedback is incorporated into the final version, which is then presented at the APFSD Regional Youth Forum. This final Call to Action becomes part of a larger regional initiative, combining voices across Asia-Pacific to be shared at the APFSD main event.

Mongolia National Youth Call to Action

Click here to check the youth Call to action developed by Mongolian youths

Messages from the Co-convenors

“The Asian-Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women (ARROW) together with YPEER Asia Pacific Centre, YouthLead, and other regional organisations has been organizing the APFSD Youth Forum since 2017. We are happy to note over time country level Youth-led and Youth-serving SDG alliances have emerged in Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Mongolia, and Papua New Guinea (PNG).
We congratulate you all on their leadership to take forward the Agenda 2030 on Sustainable Development forward and form country level APFSD alliances.
The meaningful inclusion of young people in Sustainable Development is very critical, given the significant number of young people in all their diversity residing in the Asia and the Pacific region.
You are all the agents of change and in our role, we will do all that we can to ensure young people are at the forefront.”

Sai Jyothirmai Racherla

Asian-Pacific Resource & Research Centre for Women (ARROW)

“Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center together ARROW, Youth LEAD with partners had been involved in APFSD Regional and Natonal Forums contributing to the SDGs inter-governmental dialogues. Young people from Mongolia had always played a key role in shaping the national and regional dialogues related to SDGs, ICPD, CEDAW and more.
From Y-PEER Aisa Pacific Center, we would like to congratulate Y-PEER PNG to establish the National Youth Alliance on SDGs which will provide platform for young people to learn, promote and discuss related to SDGs.”

Sangeet Kayastha

Y-PEER Asia Pacific

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