Report on four years worth of projects in UB released
The Mongolian government has announced the works and establishments that were undertaken from 2008 to 2011 by the Capital City Administration. In Ulaanbaatar, where around half of the Mongolian population resides, 48 percent of the GDP is produced and 34 percent of national revenue is made. The Prime Minister S.Batbold and Administrations of Ulaanbaatar who came to the Capital City Open Day have all expressed their satisfaction for the projects that were undertaken in Ulaanbaatar in the last four years. Plans have been made for current projects that are being implemented and others that will be actualised in the future.
Completed projects in Ulaabaatar over the last four years include the establishment of: 23 schools, 26 school sport facilities, and 98 gardens and playgrounds. There have also been increases in traffic lanes and roads in the capital city.
Four hundred public transportation buses were added and 32 trolleybuses were built by Mongolian engineers. Almost 30,000 households were able to get electricity from the central power station and 21,500 households have been connected to the central heating system.
There are many more projects such as improving the public transportation by forming a metro lane, and increasing automobile roads by at least 1000 km, building five bridges over the railroad tracks, establishing a greener environment in the metropolitan areas and establishing efficient underground facilities.
To address environmental issues many projects have been planned for the future by the City Administrations, for example, to increase the flow of Tuul, Selbe, Uliastai and Dund Rivers and to decorate the shores and also to increase surrounding greenery. Lastly, there are projects to improve the education and livelihoods of residents of the city by building 15 kindergartens for 100 to 150 children, three public schools with a capacity for around 600 to 900 pupils, sport facilities for each district and swimming pools for five districts.
Completed projects in Ulaabaatar over the last four years include the establishment of: 23 schools, 26 school sport facilities, and 98 gardens and playgrounds. There have also been increases in traffic lanes and roads in the capital city.
Four hundred public transportation buses were added and 32 trolleybuses were built by Mongolian engineers. Almost 30,000 households were able to get electricity from the central power station and 21,500 households have been connected to the central heating system.
There are many more projects such as improving the public transportation by forming a metro lane, and increasing automobile roads by at least 1000 km, building five bridges over the railroad tracks, establishing a greener environment in the metropolitan areas and establishing efficient underground facilities.
To address environmental issues many projects have been planned for the future by the City Administrations, for example, to increase the flow of Tuul, Selbe, Uliastai and Dund Rivers and to decorate the shores and also to increase surrounding greenery. Lastly, there are projects to improve the education and livelihoods of residents of the city by building 15 kindergartens for 100 to 150 children, three public schools with a capacity for around 600 to 900 pupils, sport facilities for each district and swimming pools for five districts.
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