<div><h4>Description</h4><p>The proposed project would support the Government of Mongolia in developing a cohesive national financial, legal, and policy framework that would be the basis for delivery of integrated elderly care services while clearly delineating roles and responsibilities for agencies such as the MLSP, MOH, and Ministry of Finance (MOF) and aimag level structures. Best practices on delivery of elderly care services from other countries such as the People's Republic of China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea would be studied and adapted as appropriate. Innovative financing mechanisms for elderly care such as publicprivate partnerships will also be explored.</p><h4>Impact</h4><p><p>Health and well-being of older persons in Mongolia improved</p></p></div>

Developing Elderly Care System and Services in Mongolia

Mongolia: developing elderly care system andservices in mongoliaproject name developing elderly care system and services in mongoliaproject number 56211-001country economy mongoliaproject status proposedproject type modality ofassistancegranttechnical assistancesource of funding amountta: developing elderly care system and services inmongoliatechnical assistance special fund us 500,.00operational prioritiesop1: addressing remaining poverty and reducing inequalitiesop2: accelerating progress in gender equalityop6: strengthening governance and institutional capacitysector subsectorhealth health system developmentpublic sector management social protection initiativesgender effective gender mainstreamingdescriptionthe proposed project would support the government ofmongolia in developing a cohesive national financial, legal,and policy framework that would be the basis for delivery ofintegrated elderly care services while clearly delineating rolesand responsibilities for agencies such as the mlsp, moh, andministry of finance mof and aimag level structures. bestpractices on delivery of elderly care services from othercountries such as the people's republic of china, japan, andthe republic of korea would be studied and adapted asappropriate. innovative financing mechanisms for elderly caresuch as publicprivate partnerships will also be explored.project rationale andlinkage tocountryregionalstrategyimpact health and well-being of older persons in mongolia improvedoutcomeaccess of older persons to quality and coordinated elderly andhealth care services improvedoutputsaccess to and quality of elderly care improvedlegal, policy, and financing framework of elderly careimprovedelderly care management and coordination improvedgeographical location nation-widesafeguard categoriesenvironment cinvoluntary resettlement cindigenous peoples csummary of environmental and social aspectsenvironmental aspectsinvoluntary resettlementindigenous peoplesstakeholder communication, participation, and consultationduring project designduring project implementationresponsible adb officer wong, cebeleresponsible adb department sectors groupresponsible adb division human and social development sector office sg-hsdexecuting agencies ministry of labor and social protectiontimetableconcept clearance 27 feb 2024fact finding 01 apr 2024 to 05 apr 2024mrm -approval -last review mission -last pds update 04 mar 2024project page https:.adb.orgprojects56211-001mainrequest forinformationhttp:.adb.orgformsrequest-information-formsubject=56211-001date generated 16 april 2024adb provides the information contained in this project data sheet pds solely as a resourcefor its users without any form of assurance. whilst adb tries to provide high quality content,the information are provided as is without warranty of any kind, either express or implied,including without limitation warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose,and non-infringement. adb specifically does not make any warranties or representations asto the accuracy or completeness of any such information.source url: https:.adb.orgprojects56211-001main

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