Overview
- The city’s Tuul Reservoir Complex, slated for 2026–2033, is designed to store up to 50 million cubic meters of water to steady river flow, ease peak floods and bolster supply, with baseline studies reported about 90% complete by Kalpataru Projects International.
- The 2026–2033 Groundwater and Flood Protection program proposes 366 km of flood canals and 23 km of levees, and studies indicate it could cut flood risk for as many as 128,000 people as technical and environmental assessments near completion.
- Ulaanbaatar plans a 300 billion MNT domestic bond issue in 2027, allocating 250 billion MNT for Thermal Power Plant No. 5 and 50 billion MNT for a tram project, with the tram targeted under a DBFOT public–private model to limit state debt.
- The state registration authority ordered a temporary halt to address-change registrations via the E‑Mongolia platform in 21 provinces until local election results are finalized, keeping capital-city moves within Ulaanbaatar running as normal.
- From May 1, education workers will have allowances calculated on their increased base pay, a government decision the education minister said resolves months of pay disputes and resets funding rules for the sector.