Mongolia Development Learning Center

The Global Development Learning Network (GDLN) is a worldwide partnership of Development Learning Centers (DLCs). Its unique facilities offer the opportunity for on-time and cost-effective information exchange, knowledge sharing, coordination, consultation, training,  and dialogues to organizations, groups, teams and individuals that work to contribute to sustainable development and the reduction of poverty in the developing world.

Through Development Learning Centers affiliated with GDLN it is possible to bring together development practitioners and experts at an unprecedented level - to share their experiences and learn from each other as they design and implement ambitious reform and change programs in developing countries. By eliminating the need for experts and practitioners to travel, training or other forms of knowledge exchange do not need to be delivered in a concentrated period of time. This gives more time and flexibility for participants to read more background material; prepare real, rather thasimulated assignments related to their actual work; and to learn with their own (local) colleagues as a team.

The Government of Mongolia has expressed a strong interest in the GDLN concept and has proposed that a Development Learning Center be established in Ulaanbaatar.

Located in the World Bank Office, the Mongolia Development Learning Center was officially launched by former World Bank President, Mr. J. D. Wolfensohn, on May 18, 2002 with the presence of the Prime Minister N. Enkhbayar

The Mongolia Development Learning Center consists of a videoconferencing room accommodating up to 30 people. Videoconferences can connect 10 or more different countries at the same time – an excellent opportunity to interact in a real time.

For more information about the operations of MDLC, please refer to our FAQ page.

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  Click here to take a tour to Mongolia DLC

More information:
  Tokyo Development Learning Center (regional hub)  
  GDLN Calendar of Activities
  GDLN Learning Centers in the East Asia and Pacific Region
  GDLN Event Management System
  GDLN Main World Bank Website

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