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Ulzisaikhan Sereeter

Early Childhood Development Officer, UNICEF Mongolia
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Mongolia

About Ulzisaikhan

Ulziisaikhan Sereeter has worked for the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, as an Early Childhood Development Officer since February 2017, focusing on holistic ECD policy, parenting programs, and inclusive education. Previously, she held project management roles at the Independent Research Institute of Mongolia and Save the Children Japan, working on projects like ‘Child Friendly Kindergarten’ and promoting positive discipline. She has a Master of Arts in International Relations from the International University of Japan.

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Improving indoor air quality in Mongolia’s kindergartens

Pollution in childcare buildings regularly exceeds WHO guidelines

Birth of a Parent Podcast

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