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MONGOLIA 2015. Early warnings leads to more effective and timely responses in Mongolia.
MONGOLIA 2015. Early warnings leads to more effective and timely responses in Mongolia. 
MONGOLIA 2015. Early warnings leads to more effective and timely responses in Mongolia.
MONGOLIA 2015. Early warnings leads to more effective and timely responses in Mongolia. 
MONGOLIA 2014. Early warnings leads to more effective and timely responses in Mongolia.
MONGOLIA 2014. Early warnings leads to more effective and timely responses in Mongolia. 
MONGOLIA 2014. Early warnings leads to more effective and timely responses in Mongolia.
MONGOLIA 2014. Early warnings leads to more effective and timely responses in Mongolia. 
MONGOLIA 2015. FAO witnessing the first hand benefits of Early Warning Early Action. Burd soum, Mongolia.
MONGOLIA 2015. FAO witnessing the first hand benefits of Early Warning Early Action. Burd soum, Mongolia. 
MONGOLIA 2015. Showing off newborn lambs thanks to the FAO early action intervention in Burd soum, Mongolia
MONGOLIA 2015. Showing off newborn lambs thanks to the FAO early action intervention in Burd soum, Mongolia 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
Showing off newborn lambs thanks to the FAO early action intervention in Burd soum, Mongolia. For every USD 1 that was spent on early action activities, the households had a return of USD 7.1 in avoid
Showing off newborn lambs thanks to the FAO early action intervention in Burd soum, Mongolia. For every USD 1 that was spent on early action activities, the households had a return of USD 7.1 in avoid 
Showing off newborn lambs thanks to the FAO early action intervention in Burd soum, Mongolia. For every USD 1 that was spent on early action activities, the households had a return of USD 7.1 in avoid
Showing off newborn lambs thanks to the FAO early action intervention in Burd soum, Mongolia. For every USD 1 that was spent on early action activities, the households had a return of USD 7.1 in avoid 
More than 60 million animals rely on the Mongolian steppe for pasture ֠the greatest ever recorded om the country. Rasising livestock remains the most important livelihood in Mongolia and is the sole s
More than 60 million animals rely on the Mongolian steppe for pasture Ö the greatest ever recorded om the country. Rasising livestock remains the most important livelihood in Mongolia and is the sole s 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action
MONGOLIA 2018. FAO's Early Warning Early Action 
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MONGOLIA 2015. Early warnings leads to more effective and timely responses in Mongolia. 
Herders live in isolated communities on often badly degraded land, some of which needs 5 to 10 years to recover. In a tough dzud night temperatures can fall as low as minus 50 degrees Celsius and there is little money even for warm boots and clothing. Herder communities are widely indebted, facing bank loan limits of 100USD and very high interest rates. 
10/31/2015 
Country or Territory Mongolia
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