National Statistical Office of Mongolia

I. Social indicators
In the first half of 2010, the number of live births decreased by 500 to 33566, the number of mothers delivered children decreased by 520 or 1.5 percent to 33429, compared to the same period of the previous year.
According to the data of Ministry of Health, births per 1000 population was 12.2, deaths per 1000 population was 3.2 and natural increase per 1000 population was 9.0 in the first half of 2010. In the first half of 2010, infant mortality increased by 8 or 1.1 percent to 710, child mortality aged 15 increased by 89 to 190, respectively; while the number of maternal deaths decreased by 9 to 15, compared to the same period of the previous year.
The number of unemployed who had registered at Labour and Welfare Service Divisions in aimags and capital city and were actively looking for job reached 39941 at the end of June, 2010, increased by 446 persons or 1.1 percent, compared to the same periodof the previous year. Such increase in the number of unemployed compared to the same period of the previous year was mainly due to the increase in Bayankhongor (355 persons), Dornogovi (461 persons), Zavkhan (836 persons), Tov (929 persons), Khovd (1016 persons) aimags, respectively

I. Social indicators
In the first 5 months of 2010, the number of live births increased by 149 to 27957, the number of mothers delivered children increased by 127 or 0.5 percent to 27854, compared to the same period of the previous year.
According to the data of Ministry of Health, births per 1000 population was ...

I. Social indicators
In the first 4 months of 2010, the number of live births increased by 275 to 22345, the number of mothers delivered children increased by 270 or 1.2 percent to 22260, compared to the same period of the previous year.
According to the data of Ministry of Health, births per 1000 population was ...

On 14 April 2010, a biletarel meeting between Mr. S.Mendsaikhan, Chairman of the NSO of Mongolia and Mr. Erol Cetin, Programme Coordinator of Turkish International Cooperation Agency /TICA/ was held at the meeting room of the National Statistical Office of Mongolia.
During this meeting, Mr. S.Mendsaikhan expressed NSO`s official requ ...

I. Social indicators
The number of births (live) in the January of 2010 reached 6127 and it shows an increase of 729 children or 13.5 percent. The number of mothers delivered child was 6097 showing an increase of 718 mothers or 13.3 percent compared to the compared with the same period of previous year. A number of infant mortality stood at 137 hence showing an increases by 15.1 percent or 18 infants and number of maternal deaths was 6 increased by 2 mothers, and child mo ...

I. Social indicators
There is forecast, that Mongolian population reach 2736.8 thousand, this has increased by 53.2 thousand person or 1.98 percent compared with the 2008 year. By data sources of the Ministry of Health, in 2009, births per 1000 population was 25.1, mortality per 1000 population was 5.7 and natural increase per 1000 population was 19.4. As of the 2009, the number of births (live birth) reached 68544 and it shows an increase of 5457 or 8.6 percent compared to the ...

At the invitation of Mr Egeler, President of the Federal Statistical Office of the Federal Republic of Germany, delegates from the National Statistical Office of Mongolia paid an official visit to Germany during 13-17 December, 2009.
The delegation, led by NSO Chairman Mr Mendsaikhan and composed of Mr Dagvadorj, General Manager, Ms Badamtsetseg, Head of Macro-Economic Statistics Department, and Mr Ganbaatar, Head of Monitoring and Evaluation Department, has had a productive and s ...

Mr. G.Gerelt-Od, First Vice Chairman of the National Statistical office of Mongolia has successfully attended to the International seminar on “Early warning and business cycle indicators” which took place in Scheveningen, the Netherland during 14-16 December, 2009.
The seminar has been organized as the continuation of the first International seminar on Timeliness, Methodology and Comparability of Rapid Estimates of Economic Trends, which took place in Ottawa, Canada, b ...