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Mongolia's independent political promise tracker
shiid.mn records what Mongolia's office holders and ruling councils have committed to in writing, tracks the deadlines, and lets citizens rate delivery. It is non-partisan and takes no funding from the state or from political parties.
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Mongolia Promise Monitor
Political context, overdue commitments and a 90-day watchlist, in six pages. Issue 1 (October 2026) is free.
What we stand for
Our work maps directly to UN Sustainable Development Goal 16: effective, accountable and transparent institutions.
SDG 16.10
Right to information
Over 4,000 written commitments by the government, the President, the capital and provincial councils, each linked to its source.
SDG 16.7
Citizen participation
Every resident can rate every commitment from 0% to 100% delivered, from their own locality.
SDG 16.6
Accountability
Deadlines are tracked and missed commitments are made public, measuring the gap between word and deed.
What we track
National governmentGovernment Action Programme 2024–2028 · pages in MongolianPresident2021 election platform, clause by clause · pages in MongolianPrime Minister and Capital City GovernorSpeeches and official statements · pages in MongolianUlaanbaatar and its districtsCouncil election programmes 2024–2028 · pages in MongolianProvinces (aimags)Council election programmes 2024–2028 · pages in Mongolian
For partners
Organisations can support specific work, such as digitising a province's programme, open data or civic education. Partners have no say over content and are named publicly. Details (in Mongolian) are on the partners page, or get in touch.