Project Development

Tuvshintungalag Boldbaatar (Tonga)

346-***-**** Houston, Texas 77054 ****************@*****.***

SUMMARY

IFRS. Enthusiastic individual with experience of working with people from various backgrounds and looking for opportunity to learn and develop herself further.

EDUCATION

Crawford School of Public policy and economics, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia

Master of Environmental management and development studies Graduated: June 2013

G.P.A.: Honours

School of Foreign Studies, National University of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Bachelor of International relations Graduated: June 2008

G.P.A.: 3.2

Akita International University, Akita, Japan

Bachelor of International relations Exchange student: 2007

G.P.A.: Dean’s Honour roll

HONORS AND AWARDS

Recipient of Asian Development Bank Scholarship, 2011-2013

WORK EXPERIENCE

Project officer of the Sustainable rangeland management project

Swiss Development Agency in Mongolia February 2014 – April 2016

Coordinating and managing of the 7 sub-project units in local areas

Providing logistical coordination and on-site support for the international consultants

Developing and managing learning resources

Participatory monitoring and reporting

Supporting the monthly and quarterly project planning

Organizing different levels of study tours, workshops, and conferences

Administration support as needed

Project assistant of the Participatory urban development project (Volunteer work)

Asian development bank of Mongolia June 2008 – June 2011

Answering and making phone calls

Filing project documents and data input

Welcoming and answering questions for the interested people

Providing logistical support for the local trips and events

Handling and record keeping of the cash disbursements

Door to door visit to the targeted households to disseminate project information and collecting surveys.

Volunteering

Facilitator - “Our voices” campaign against the domestic violence which successfully raised awareness about the issue and lobbied the Mongolian parliament members to pass the law that emphases the witness and victim protection.

Facilitator- Australian youth ambassadors for development- Provided departure orientation for the volunteers about Mongolian culture, economy and politics.

Participants- “Choose a book-change a life” campaign was organized by the Asia Foundation (NGO) Mongolia office and featured me as an example of Mongolian youth who has benefitted from this program and raised 10,000 USD for the continues operation of the program.

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