Category Archives: CSR

Local, Hyperlocal, Nutag

Posted on June 19, 2026 by JDierkes

By Julian Dierkes Maria-Katharina Lang of the Austrian Academy of Sciences recently presented in the lecture series of the Central Asia Seminar at Humboldt University. With the title of “Parallel Excavations: Digging into Enchanted Landscapes in Mongolia” she discussed the … Continue reading →

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Guest Post: Creating Value From Mining: Local Procurement, Shared Value and Sustainable Development

Posted on January 10, 2022 by bulgan batdorj

By Jocelyn Fraser & Zorigkhuu Bat-Erdene As Mongolia develops its rich mineral resources, tensions can arise between mining companies and local communities.  Efforts to expand the economy through the development of mineral resources have therefore raised questions about whether mineral … Continue reading →

Posted in Countryside, CSR, Jocelyn Fraser, Mining, Public Opinion, Research on Mongolia, Zorigtkhuu Bat-Erdene | Leave a comment

Getting it right: Preventing Conflicts in Company-Community Relations

Posted on December 18, 2018 by D.Byambajav

By BYAMBAJAV Dalaibuyan Conflict with host communities is a major business risk for mining companies in Mongolia. Though we can cite many specific issues causing local opposition to minerals exploration and mining projects, recent research suggests they all can be … Continue reading →

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