UN-HABITAT in Mongolia НҮБ-ын Хүн Амын Нутагшил Суурьшлын Хөтөлбөр

30/04/2026

27/03/2026

2026 оны 3 дугаар сарын 24-ний өдөр НҮБ-ын Хүн Амын Нутагшил Суурьшлын хөтөлбөр (UN-Habitat)-өөс санаачлан “Орон сууцны асуудал дэлхийд болон Монголд” сэдэвт өглөөний цайны уулзалт амжилттай зохион байгуулагдлаа.
Тус уулзалтаар Монгол Улсын орон сууцны хангамж, хүртээмжийн бодлого, хэрэгжилтийн өнөөгийн байдал, хотуудын туршлага, мөн 2026 оны 5 дугаар сард зохион байгуулагдах Дэлхийн хотуудын 13 дугаар чуулганд (WUF13) оролцох боломж, бэлтгэлийн талаар мэдээлэл солилцож, хэлэлцүүлэг өрнүүлэв.
Арга хэмжээнд төрийн болон орон нутгийн байгууллагууд, хотуудын төлөөлөл, мэргэжлийн холбоод, хувийн хэвшил болон олон улсын байгууллагын нийт 60 орчим төлөөлөгч оролцож, тогтвортой хотжилт, орон сууцжуулалтын чиглэлээр санал, туршлагаа хуваалцлаа.
Энэхүү уулзалт нь Монгол Улсын оролцогч талуудыг WUF13-д идэвхтэй, үр дүнтэй оролцоход бэлтгэх, хамтын ажиллагааг бэхжүүлэх чухал алхам боллоо.

On 24 March 2026, a breakfast meeting on the theme “Housing the Mongolia and Learning from the World” was successfully organized at the initiative of UN-Habitat.
The meeting provided a platform to exchange insights on Mongolia’s current housing supply and affordability policies, their implementation, and city-level experiences. It also introduced opportunities and preparations for participation in the 13th World Urban Forum (WUF13), scheduled to take place in May 2026.
The event brought together around 60 representatives from national and local government institutions, city authorities, professional associations, the private sector, and international organizations. Participants actively shared perspectives and experiences on sustainable urban development and housing.
This meeting marked an important step in preparing Mongolian stakeholders for meaningful and effective engagement in WUF13, while strengthening collaboration across sectors.
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26/03/2026

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17/02/2026

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Urban heat island (UHI) effects happen when cities trap and re-radiate heat because of dense buildings, dark surfaces, limited vegetation, and waste heat from human activity.

Effective solutions work together at building, neighborhood, and city scale.

🌿 1. Increase Urban Green and Blue Infrastructure

- Urban trees & street canopies provide shade and cool air through evapotranspiration
- Parks, green corridors, and pocket parks reduce ambient temperatures locally and citywide
- Water bodies (rivers, wetlands, retention ponds, fountains) act as thermal buffers
- Nature-based solutions are especially effective in informal settlements where hard infrastructure is limited

Co-benefits: air quality, biodiversity, flood control, mental health

🏗️ 2. Use Cool & Reflective Materials

- Cool roofs (light-colored, reflective coatings) can reduce roof temperatures by 20–40°C
- Cool pavements reflect more solar radiation and store less heat
- Permeable surfaces reduce heat storage and support groundwater recharge

Best applied through: building codes, retrofit incentives, public procurement

🌱 3. Green Buildings and Roofs

- Green roofs lower indoor and outdoor temperatures
- Green walls and façades reduce heat absorption and improve insulation
- Rooftop gardens combine cooling with food security and social space

Key planning lever: mandatory greening ratios for large developments

🧭 4. Climate-Sensitive Urban Design

- Design street orientation and block layout to enhance wind flow
- Avoid deep urban canyons that trap heat
- Use shading devices, arcades, and setbacks
- Balance density with ventilation and green coverage

🚍 5. Reduce Waste Heat from Transport & Energy

- Shift to public transport, walking, and cycling
- Electrify transport and buildings
- Promote energy-efficient buildings and appliances
- Introduce district cooling systems where feasible

📊 6. Target Hotspots & Protect Vulnerable Groups

- Map heat-vulnerable neighborhoods
- Prioritize low-income and informal areas with trees, shade, and water
- Establish cooling centers and heatwave early-warning systems
- Engage communities in co-design and maintenance

No single solution fixes urban heat islands. The strongest results come from integrated packages combining elements of the solutions above.

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16/02/2026

04/02/2026

07/01/2026

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Climate-resilient housing is designed to withstand climate shocks like floods, heatwaves, storms, and droughts — while remaining safe, affordable, and livable, especially for the most vulnerable communities.

🏠 It’s not just about stronger buildings.
Climate-resilient homes:
✔️ Use local, low-carbon and durable materials
✔️ Are designed for local climate risks (flood-safe foundations, heat-responsive design, ventilation)
✔️ Are connected to resilient infrastructure (water, energy, drainage)
✔️ Protect livelihoods and health — not just walls and roofs

🚀 How do we build & scale climate-resilient housing?

1️⃣ Plan with communities, not for them
2️⃣ Build climate resilience into policy & codes
3️⃣ Prioritize affordability & inclusion
4️⃣ Use nature-based and low-cost solutions
5️⃣ Scale through systems, not pilots - link housing to national climate plans, finance mechanisms, and citywide strategies.

Climate-resilient housing is a climate solution, a social justice issue, and an economic investment — all at once.

14/12/2025

2025 оны 12 сарын 11-ний өдөр UN-HABITAT in Mongolia НҮБ-ын Хүн Амын Нутагшил Суурьшлын Хөтөлбөр-өөс зохион байгуулсан “Шинэ хотын хөтөлбөрийг хэрэгжүүлэх, тогтвортой хот байгуулалтыг дэмжих нь” өглөөний уулзалтаар хотуудын тогтвортой хөгжил, уур амьсгалын өөрчлөлтөд дасан зохицох бодлого, төлөвлөлтийг хот суурингийн түвшинд уялдуулахад чиглэсэн чухал сэдвүүдийн хүрээнд мэдээлэл, туршлага солилцлоо.
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The ‘Implementing the New Urban Agenda and Promoting Sustainable Urban Development’ morning forum, organised by UN‑Habitat Mongolia on 11 December, brought together governors and urban officials for a consultative dialogue.

Participants exchanged information and experiences on aligning sustainable urban development with climate change adaptation, focusing on policy and planning at both urban and settlement levels.
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14/12/2025