With the assistance of AMEP 2, the Environmental Auditors’ Association of Mongolia adopts two schemes that certify environmental auditors and auditing companies.
Delgersaikhan, A.: Having comprehensive and systematic recommendations to carry out geological exploration would improve mutual understanding and coordination between the companies and government agencies regarding prospecting and exploration. Parties involved would have clear understanding about expected results, as well as effort and investment needed to b...
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Professor Garnett from the University of Queensland and Chris Connel of Three60 Energy finished conducting a coalbed methane comparative assessment of fiscal regime in Mongolia.
AMEP and the Ministry of Environment and Tourism will work toward improving public participation in environmental impact assessment.
According to the 2017 Fraser Institute’s ranking of investment attractiveness, Mongolia’s tax regime was third amongst factors preventing investment after political stability and legal system.
According to clause 10.1 of the Environmental Protection Law, all companies must conduct an environmental audit every two years, undertaken by a third party.
There are ambiguities in the current laws governing the calculation of royalties in Mongolia, resulting in a system that differs significantly from international good practice.
According to the Mineral Resources and Petroleum Authority of Mongolia, Mongolia has issued 933 exploration and over 1,692 mining licences.
