Mongolia

Literature and references

• Market Mechanisms country fact sheet Mongolia, 2011

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Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions

The information presented in the NAMA database is collected from publically available information on NAMAs and NAMA related activities. It does not represent official submissions and may not reflect the priorities of the country government.

	Stage	Sector name	Sub-sector	Objective
Transforming construction in Mongolia using Supplementary Cementitious Materials	Under development	Industry	Energy efficiency	The objective of the proposed NAMA is to initiate the transformation of Mongolia’s construction sector towards a less carbon intensive development path through the introduction of supplementary cementitious materials (SCM) that can replace up to 70% of cement in concrete. SCM are produced by a mechanical process that consumes 90-95% less energy compared to cement manufacture. The envisaged measures consist of the establishment a 350,000 t/y SCM production facility, the design of supportive policies and management of the standardization process.
NAMA in the construction sector	Under development	Buildings Industry	Energy efficiency	The objective of the NAMA is to facilitate market transformation for energy efficiency in the construction sector.
NAMA for Grassland and Livestock Management in Mongolia	Under development	Agriculture	Crops (incl. NO2 from fertilizer use) Livestock Land-use (incl. peatlands)	The objective of the NAMA is to combat desertification and reduce GHG emissions in one of the most emitting sector in Mongolia
NAMA Urban Passenger Transport Ulaanbaatar	Under development	Transport	Public transport Passenger vehicles	The overall objective of the NAMA is to establish a sustainable urban passenger transport system in Ulaanbaatar
National Energy Efficient Lighting Program in Mongolia	Under development	Energy	Energy efficiency	The outlined project involves the installation of energy efficient lighting equipments in residential, industrial, commercial and outdoor sectors to replace the inefficient lighting lamps in Mongolia.

Feasibility studies for NAMAs

	Stage	Sector name	Sub-sector	Objective
Multipurpose utilization of biochar in Mongolia	Feasibility study	Agriculture Energy	Renewable energy (biomass)	This NAMA intends to leverage the use of biochar across the country.

Timeline

Start of initiatives

You need to have JavaScript enabled to view the interactive timeline. Further results for this query.YEAR2013-11-01Multipurpose_utilization_of_biochar_in_Mongolia0Multipurpose utilization of biochar in Mongolia Multipurpose utilization of biochar in Mongolia
Start of initiative: 1 November 2013
Objective: This NAMA intends to leverage the use of biochar across the country.
2015-03-09NAMA_Urban_Passenger_Transport_Ulaanbaatar1NAMA Urban Passenger Transport Ulaanbaatar NAMA Urban Passenger Transport Ulaanbaatar
Start of initiative: 9 March 2015
Objective: The overall objective of the NAMA is to establish a sustainable urban passenger transport system in Ulaanbaatar
2013-11-01NAMA_for_Grassland_and_Livestock_Management_in_Mongolia2NAMA for Grassland and Livestock Management in Mongolia NAMA for Grassland and Livestock Management in Mongolia
Start of initiative: 1 November 2013
Objective: The objective of the NAMA is to combat desertification and reduce GHG emissions in one of the most emitting sector in Mongolia
2016-09-22NAMA_in_the_construction_sector3NAMA in the construction sector NAMA in the construction sector
Start of initiative: 22 September 2016
Objective: The objective of the NAMA is to facilitate market transformation for energy efficiency in the construction sector.
2015-08-06National_Energy_Efficient_Lighting_Program_in_Mongolia4National Energy Efficient Lighting Program in Mongolia National Energy Efficient Lighting Program in Mongolia
Start of initiative: 6 August 2015
Objective: The outlined project involves the installation of energy efficient lighting equipments in residential, industrial, commercial and outdoor sectors to replace the inefficient lighting lamps in Mongolia.
2015-08-11Transforming_construction_in_Mongolia_using_Supplementary_Cementitious_Materials5Transforming construction in Mongolia using Supplementary Cementitious Materials Transforming construction in Mongolia using Supplementary Cementitious Materials
Start of initiative: 11 August 2015
Objective: The objective of the proposed NAMA is to initiate the transformation of Mongolia’s construction sector towards a less carbon intensive development path through the introduction of supplementary cementitious materials (SCM) that can replace up to 70% of cement in concrete. SCM are produced by a mechanical process that consumes 90-95% less energy compared to cement manufacture. The envisaged measures consist of the establishment a 350,000 t/y SCM production facility, the design of supportive policies and management of the standardization process.
2015-08-06