Research design and methodologies were developed.
Initial data collection was completed.
In 2016, IRIM initiated the Social Well-being Survey of Mongolia and has been implementing it every year since. The main goal of this study is to spread scientific information - about Mongolia’s social cohesion and people's well-being - to the public.
IRIM first became a member of the International Social Well-being Research Consortium in 2017, and has been actively working in this area by: co-organizing one or two international-level conferences every year, implementing joint projects, and jointly developing academic publications.
The following illustration summarizes activities performed under the Social Well-being Survey of Mongolia over the past years.
Research design and methodologies were developed.
Initial data collection was completed.
Released the first report of the Social Well-being Survey of Mongolia.
Qualitative Study of the Diversity and Specificity of Factors Driving Happiness in Asia – data collection in Ulaanbaatar.
Report on the Study on the Well-being of the Elderly.
Qualitative Study of the Specificity and Diversity of Happiness Drivers in Asia – data Collection in rural areas
Report on the Well-being of Health Care Workers released.
"Well-being of citizens affected by natural disasters caused by climate change" research report was released.
"Social well-being of mothers with children during air pollution" has released a report that studies social issues through photovoice method.
In 2017, we joined the "International Social Welfare Research Consortium" with the goal of enhancing international well-being research alongside our internal research efforts and public report dissemination. As a consortium member, we actively participate by presenting our research at regional and international conferences, collaborating on joint projects, and advancing academic endeavors 1-2 times a year.
Joined the International Social Well-being Research Consortium.
Presented research results at international conferences.
Worked as a member on behalf of Mongolia in the joint team of the "Asian Well-Being Research" project.
Presented research findings at the Asian Wellbeing Research Conference.
Worked as a member on behalf of Mongolia in the joint team of the project " Qualitative study on the diversity and specificity of factors influencing happiness in Asia ".
Organized the data collection in Mongolia for the project " Study of the Specificity and Diversity of Happiness Drivers in Asia ".
Springer Book Volume 1: Social Well-Being, Development, and Multimodernity in Asia.
Springer Book Volume 2: article on Different Mechanisms of Social Well-Being in Asia
Worked as a member representing Mongolia in the "Proactive Resilience Project" implemented by Asian countries.
The results of the study of social issues were presented at the international conference organized within the photovoice method "Social well-being of mothers with children during air pollution".
As part of the project, young researchers from our organization were selected to participate in the "Early Career Researcher" International Program, designed to empower and support the development of emerging researchers.
