In partnership with UNICEF, the NEMA is expanding cooperation in many areas within the scope of disaster prevention. For example, a training course for instructors in the field of child protection during disasters was jointly organized in June, and a manual for children with recommendations for earthquake prevention was released.
Today, with the financial support of the Government of Japan, within the framework of the project "Improving Sanitation and Hygiene in Flood Vulnerable Communities to Improve Public Health of Ulaanbaatar City" implemented by the United Nations Children's Fund, three high-capacity flood water pump were delivered to NEMA. 

The event was attended by Major General G. Ariunbuyan, Chief of NEMA, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Mongolia Igawahara Masaru, and Evariste Kouassi Komlan, Resident Representative of the United Nations Children's Fund in Mongolia.

These fully automatic pumps are fuel efficient, compact, and capable of running dry for long periods, with a pumping capacity of 58 liters per second.
As part of the project "Improving Sanitation and Hygiene in Flood Vulnerable Communities to Improve Public Health of Ulaanbaatar City" 18 wash supply, sanitation, and hygiene facilities were built in the prone areas, also improving capacities of 100 personnel’s state enforcement organizations and 1000 specialists of health and education organization.