Women and the future of work in Mongolia
With insights from distinguished researchers in nine Asian countries, FES and its partners aim to further promote gender equality in the world of work, with emphasis on enhancing women’s participation in public and political life and promoting decent work for all along with gender-just and human-centric economic models. This study is part of the regional project "Women and the future of work in Asia" and explores how women in Mongolia are affected by trends and development of the future of work.
Ariunzaya, Ayush; Munkhmandakh, Myagmar
Women and the future of work in Mongolia
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