The National Statistical Office of Mongolia (NSO) conducted a pilot survey to collect data on environmental sector employment and green jobs, and to investigate the possibility of determining the green jobs in Mongolia with technical assistance support from ILO in the framework of support from PAGE (Partnership for Action on Green Economy), which provide services that enable countries to transition towards green economies.
The report Employment in the Environmental Sector and Green Jobs in Mongolia covers survey development, questionnaire design, concepts and definitions, data collection method, as well as analysis of the result of employment in the environmental sector and green jobs.
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