Let’s get solar panels for more families
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About Project
Combat air pollution Ulaanbaatar City, Mongolia, with UNDP!
Ulaanbaatar is one of the most polluted capitals in the world.On the coldest days of the year, air pollution levels can, on average, reach 27 times the World Health Organization (WHO)'s recommended safe levels. To tackle this critical issue, we invite you to join this mission to help ger district households in Ulaanbaatar switch from coal to solar-powered heating, and improve the quality of air for all. A pilot project partnered by UNDP Mongolia, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Ulaanbaatar City, and the Government of the French Republic.
Raised Donations
Estimated Goals
Positive Results of Pilot Project on Renewable Energy Transition in Ger Districts:
Improved air quality
Protection from carbon monoxide poisoning
Healthy living environment
Exempt from regular electricity outages
Reduced carbon footprint
Questions
Frequently asked questions and answers
Every contribution will empower ger communities to breathe clean, fresh air and build brighter, healthier futures via a complete solar heating system. This solar solution enables households to transition from coal heating to clean, renewable power through a thermal insulation electric heater, providing a healthier living environment, and improving their quality of life.
Ger Insulation
Thermal insulation Electric heater
A Machine learning-based Digital Smart Meter that accurately measures carbon emissions savings from the elimination of burning coal and usage of renewable energy sources
Solar panels
Shipping
Installation
2 years of comprehensive insurance
The donation will be contributed to the provision of complete solar heating systems to target ger district households in Ulaanbaatar city.
As the United Nations lead agency on international development, the United Nations Development Programmer (UNDP) works in nearly 170 countries and territories, including Mongolia, helping the country to develop policies, leadership skills, partnering abilities, institutional capabilities, and build resilience in order to sustain development results. UNDP has worked in Mongolia since 1976 and is currently concentrated in three focus areas: effective governance climate change resilience, and natural resources management
