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Sky Resort complex

Project objective	Mongolia’s first ski resort provides Ulaanbaatar residents with a pollution-free environment in which to enjoy their leisure time and is also a training ground for winter sports athletes. It has a world-class golf course which will help Mongolia break into the international luxury travel market and attract golf tourists.
Date of Completion	November 2009
Investment amount	46.3 billion MNT
Project specs	The ski resort has a capacity to receive up to 1,300 customers at a time and 4,000 customers per day. The ski resort features mountain skiing, snowboarding, cross country skiing, sledding area and full-time security. The resort also features a restaurant with a capacity of 300, a carpark with a capacity to hold 1,000 cars, 480 lockers, changing rooms, first aid center and professional staff to provide training. In addition, the resort boasts an 18-hole golf course and a clubhouse, with a capacity to receive up to 180 golfers per day.
Project’s social and economic benefits	The ski resort offers mountain and cross country skiing, snowboarding and sledging. It has professional instructors, a 300-cover restaurant, a car-park for 1,000 cars, changing rooms, 480 lockers, a first aid center, and full-time security. There were 144 local companies involved in its development and completion.

Intermed hospital

Project objective	Build a hospital that meets international standards
Date of Completion	4th Quarter of 2013
Project specs	The hospital will provide inpatient care for up to 91 patients and ambulatory care for up to 500 patients per day. Services include endoscopy, general surgery services, pediatrics and midwifery care. Ambulatory care will include ophthalmology, dentistry, otolaryngology (ear, nose and throat), and neurology. A medical screening department will focus on disease prevention by providing early diagnosis and treatment. The hospital will also be equipped with both a radiology unit and an ultrasound unit.
Expected social and economic benefits of the project	A model hospital which compares favorably with comparable hospitals abroad Modern equipment for diagnosing and treating patients quickly Using computers to realize our goal of being a “paperless” hospital Providing training for medics that meets international standards Creating a customer-focused medical treatment and service culture Reducing the number of medical tourists seeking treatment abroad

“Viva city” apartment district

Project objective	The project directly tackles the challenges facing young people: lack of affordable housing, overcrowding and pollution, by providing affordable and fully-furnished apartments and retail outlets. The district offers Ulaanbaatar residents a new way of living.
Date of Completion	2011-04.01-2013.06.01
Investment amount	97 billion MNT
Project specs	1,614-unit apartment complex with a 21,300sqm retail space. The total construction covers a 91,100sqm area.
Project’s social and economic benefits	Thousands of young families used low-interest loans to buy fully-furnished apartments. The project proved that Mongolians have developed the necessary project management skills to complete large projects in relatively short periods of time. The project employed 7,000 people, both in-house and contractors, and provided work to 180 local companies.

Ukhaa Khudag power plant

Project objective	Provide electricity to the Ukhaa Khudag industrial complex and to Tsogttsetsii soum, Umnugovi aimag
Date of Completion	September 2011
Investment amount	75 billion MNT
Project specs	18mW: Capacity to provide electricity to 6 aimags of Mongolia (based on the average of 3mW per aimag)
Project’s social and economic benefits	The Ukhaa Khudag power plant provides electricity to the UKhaa Khudag mining site and infrastructure projects, and to the community of Tsogttsetsiisoum, Umnugoviaimag. Eighty local companies were involved in the construction of the power plant. When the plant started operating, 140 new jobs were created – 30% of these were filled by local residents. The plant was constructed in its entirety by Mongolian engineers – another first for Mongolia – and gave them valuable experience in developing their project management skills.

Coal handling and processing plant

Project Objective	Produce value-added products domestically; improve the value and competitiveness of Mongolian coal products
Date of Completion	1st module – June 2011 2nd module – February 2012 3rd module – June 2013
Investment amount	450 billion MNT
Project specs	A capacity to wash and process 15 million tons of coal per annum
The project’s social and economic benefits	Exporting processed coal to the global market will improve Mongolia’s economic competitiveness and enable the country to compete internationally with value-added coal products. Over 20 local companies worked on the construction of the plant.

Road

Project objective	Decrease transportation costs, reduce negative environmental impacts and facilitate safe transportation from Tavan-Tolgoi area to GashuunSukhait border crossing
Date of Completion	October 2011
Investment amount	160 billion MNT
Project’s social and economic benefits	The completion of the paved road increased transport capacity and boosted production at the mining site, while reducing dust and negative environmental impacts caused by the use of gravel roads. The project is also significant as it is the first hard-surface road designed for coal transportation built with domestic resources. The road handles trucks with load capacities of up to 100 tons.

“Muruudul” school and kindergarten complex

Project Purpose	Improve and develop local education provision.
Duration	2013
Investment	9.2 billion MNT
Project specs	A school for 700 students, a kindergarten for 144 children and a boarding house for 100 children
Project features	This new educational complex in the remote and heavily-populated Tsogttsetsiisoum lightens the load on the Umnugovi education system. It offers teaching, extra-curricular activities and tutorials. The complex meets approved standards for school building construction and provides a comfortable and conducive learning environment. The complex was co-financed by Energy Resources LLC and UmnugoviAimag Governor’s Office and was completed in a relatively short period of time.

Bulgan-Murun 110kV Transmission lines

Project objective	This project connected Murun, soum residents and offices to a central, reliable power grid. Before, the government provided MNT 1.3 billion annually (on average) in subsidies to provide limited electricity to Murun city.
Date of Completion	2003-2004
Project specs	291 km Bulgan-Murun 110kV Transmission line, 6.3mW capacity 110/35/6kV substation in Murun, 110/35/10 kV substation in Murun with complete 110kV output
Project’s social and economic benefits	The project connected Khuvsgul aimag center and soums to the central power grid. As a result, MNT1.3 billion in state subsidies were eliminated from the government budget. Having a reliable source of energy supports infrastructure development, manufacturing and the retail and service industries. Access to services improved across the region, leading to a rise in employment conditions and living standards. The project has created a more attractive investment environment for further economic growth.

Arvaikheer- Bayanteeg-Bayankhongor 110kV Overhead Power Transmission lines

Project objective	To connect remote Bayankhongor aimag to the central power grid and thus support regional development. To introduce new infrastructure, and reduce Government subsidies for electricity.
Date of Completion	2004-2005
Project specs	205.7km Arvaikheer-Bayanteeg-Bayakhongor 110kV OPTL (overhead power transmission lines), 6.3mW capacity 110/35/6 kV substation at Bayankhongor,6.3mW capacity 110/35/10 kV substation at Bayanteeg, 110/35/6 kV substation at Arvaikheer.
Project’s social and economic benefits	Bayankhongor aimag received a limited electricity supply funded by annual Government subsidies of (on average) MNT1.2 billion. This project connected the aimag center, soum residents and offices to a central, reliable power grid.

Mandalgovi-Tavantolgoi-Oyutolgoi 220kV Transmission line

Project objective	To connect Tavan Tolgoi and Oyu Tolgoi mining sites and the soum centers of Dundgovi and Umnugovi aimags and Dalanzadgad city to the central power grid and provide a reliable source of energy.
Date of Completion	2011-2013
Project specs	400km 220kV UB-MG-TT-OT double circuit overhead electricity transmission line, 110/35/10kV and 220/110/35kV substations
Project’s social and economic benefits	The project connects the southern region to the central power grid and provides Gobi residents with reliable electricity. Going forward by supplying some of the energy consumption demands of the Tavantolgoi and Oyutolgoi projects, the project increases the revenue of OT and TT and reduces the amount of electricity being imported from China. The project will create a joined-up Central and Gobi region electricity supply by connecting Tsagaan Suvarga and the Sainshand industrial complex.