Notes

who provided?
-world bank

PROJECT
-financially, cross-sectoral technical expertise, promoted collaboration among different ministries, government agencies and local stakeholders.
-vaccines
-Provided more than 6,100 units of medical equipment to hospitals around the country
-Provided 430 vaccination units with cold chain equipment such as fridges
-The immediate response includes financing, policy advice, and technical assistance to help countries cope with the health and economic impacts of the pandemic
-The project also supported training for emergency care doctors, nurses, and paramedical staff, as well as infection control measures and public information campaigns
-The vaccine storage facility – four times more spacious than the old facility – was built in accordance with high international standards. The facility is energy-efficient, earthquake resistant, and fully equipped with modern engineering and safety systems to ensure safe and effective deployment
-The project has purchased 800 fridges, 34 items of ultra-cold chain equipment, and 10 cold rooms for a total of $2.9 million, which were installed both in the central storage facility and at vaccination units around the country.
-MCCR
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what is provided?
*April 2, 2020—The World Bank approved $26.9 million for the Mongolia COVID-19
-US$13.1 million from the International Development Association (IDA)
-$13.8 million from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD)
-World Bank Group’s $14 billion COVID-19 fast-track financing package
-Retroactive financing up to US$4.2 million of the total amount will be available for eligible expenditures incurred by the government from January 1, 2020.
-As countries need broader support, the World Bank Group will deploy up to $160 billion over 15 months to protect the poor and vulnerable, support businesses, and bolster economic recovery


*February 11, 2021 – The World Bank approved additional financing in the amount of $50.7 million for the Mongolia.
-Mobile x-rays, ventilators, and other types of equipment were part of the package financed under the World Bank
-So far, more than 6,100 units of medical equipment worth over $16 million have been provided to all provincial and district hospitals as well as central hospitals in Ulaanbaatar.
-In February 2021, an additional financing of $50.7 million (to an initial $26.9 million) for the project was approved to support fair and affordable access to COVID-19 vaccines
-Support for social insurance has provided direct relief for about 120,000 people enrolled in the country’s voluntary plan—including self-employed workers, micro-entrepreneurs, and the informally employed—as well as workers and employers in the formal sector.
-In addition, the World Bank mobilized $5 million through an education project to support the government’s Child Money Program, benefiting more than 1 million children.
-An additional $1 million grant was provided through the Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility to help the country supply more than 4 million pieces of personal protective equipment to health care providers and officers at high-risk screening points.

*medical, laboratory, and personal protection equipment, medical supplies, and laboratory tests to selected hospitals (world bank)
-$63.8 million from the International Development Association (IDA)
-$13.8 million from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD)
-Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility (PEF) in the amount of one million dollars
-ESMAP provided advisory services on energy efficiency to build the new national central vaccine storage facility

to whom provided?
to selected hospitals, Mongolian government, Mongolia COVID-19 Emergency Response and Health System Preparedness Project, different ministries,