Proposal exchange on the joint project implementation: "transit adjustment due to climate change"

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Major General G. Ariunbuyan, Chief of NEMA, met with Daniel Kweku Sam, the acting resident representative of the United Nations International Organization for Migration in Mongolia. 
During the meeting, both sides discussed the joint implementation of the project "Managing Migration Caused by Climate Change," which will be carried out by the International Organization for Migration. 


The project's primary goal is to enhance the capacity of the government and local communities to respond effectively to natural disasters resulting from climate change and to address the impacts on migration flows.

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