Oyunchimeg
Tseveen
Public health researcher
Leads a national study on well-being across all 21 aimags. Opens the forum with what the 2026 numbers say.
Health · Work · Education · Community
Well-Being
Mongolia.
Forum 2026
About
Well-Being
Mongolia
Two days where government, employers, health professionals, educators and young people sit at one table to ask a simple question: how do we help Mongolia live well?
The Well-Being Mongolia Forum brings research, policy and everyday practice together — from mental health in schools and workplaces to rural communities and digital life. Every session ends with concrete recommendations, collected into a shared forum declaration.
- 12speakers
- 12sessions
- 800delegates
The
Venue
About this venue
A bright hall in the city centre with a main stage, two workshop rooms and a quiet room open all day. Step-free access throughout.
Full address
Blue Sky Hall, Peace Avenue 17
Sükhbaatar District, Ulaanbaatar 14200
Accommodation
Partner hotels within a 10-minute walk offer forum rates. Mention “Well-Being Mongolia Forum” when booking.
Transportation
Buses 7, 21 and 33 stop at Sükhbaatar Square, a 4-minute walk from the hall.
Parking
Underground parking under the hall, 120 spaces. The first 3 hours are free with a ticket.
Our
Speakers
Oyunchimeg
Bat-Erdene
Sükh
HR director, Nomad Labs
Built a well-being programme for 2,000 employees. Shares what worked, what did not, and what it cost.
Enkhjin
Altangerel
Youth advocate, Tuul Foundation
Runs peer-support groups in 40 schools. Brings students’ own voices to the policy roundtable.
Gantulga
Nyamdorj
Psychiatrist, National Mental Health Centre
Twenty years in clinical care. Speaks on closing the gap between hospitals and community support.
Munkhzul
Batjargal
School counsellor
Built the first counselling room in her district. Shows how one trusted adult changes a school.
Tsolmon
Erdenebat
Economist, Steppe Institute
Puts a number on well-being: what burnout and stress cost Mongolia’s economy each year.
Nomin
Bayarsaikhan
Founder, Calm Steppe app
Designs mental health tools in Mongolian. Talks about digital care that people actually open.
Dulguun
Otgonbayar
Rural health coordinator
Works with herder families across three aimags. Brings the view from outside the city.
Solongo
Ulziibayar
Journalist, Steppe Media
Hosts a weekly show on mental health. Moderates the digital life session.
Batbold
Baatar
Coach & former national athlete
Opens up about pressure, injury and recovery — and what sport can teach about resilience.
Ariunaa
Enkhbold
Policy adviser, Ministry of Health
Drafted the national well-being strategy. Joins the policy roundtable on day two.
Khulan
Tumurbaatar
Mindfulness teacher
Leads the morning breathing sessions. Teaches practices that fit into a five-minute break.
Programme
Registration & morning tea
Opening of the forum
- Keynote
The state of well-being in Mongolia
- Panel
Well-being at work — employers and employees
Lunch & networking
- Session
Mental health in schools and universities
- Workshop
Measuring well-being in your organisation
Evening reception
Morning welcome
- Session
Rural and community well-being
- Session
Digital life and young people
Lunch
- Roundtable
Policy for a healthier Mongolia
- Plenary
Forum declaration
Closing remarks
Partners
The organisations making the forum possible.
- Optimal NMAXHost partner
- Tuul FoundationYouth partner
- Altai HealthHealth partner
- Nomad LabsWorkplace partner
- Steppe MediaMedia partner
- Blue Sky ClinicCare partner