Enkhtsetseg Byambaa

Given name:                         Enkhtsetseg
Surname:                             Byambaa

Country of nationality:        Mongolia
Country of residence:          Mongolia

Mailing address:             P.O.Box 46a/301, Baga toiruu-7, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

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Telephone (Home):             +976-99187744
Telephone (Office):             +976-75754400 (2320)

Highest degree:                                 Ph.D.
Year:                                                  2006
Institution:                                        Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
Discipline:                                          Demography

Current employment/position:         Professor, National University of Mongolia

Previous employment:
1. Professor, Economics Department, National University of Mongolia, Sep 1998 – Present
2. Director, Population Teaching and Research Center, School of Economic Studies, National University of Mongolia, Sep 2010 – Oct 2014
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Other honorary or professional positions:
1. Team leader, National Transfer Account Asia Pacific Network
2. Member, Council for Statistical Method, National Statistical Office Mongolia
3. Editor, Mongolian Population Journal

Publication:
1. Thomas Spoorenberg and Byambaa Enkhtsetseg (2009): Future low fertility prospects in Mongolia? An evaluation of the factors that support having a child. Journal of Population Research, Springer Science & Business Media BV 2009. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12546-009-9017-2

2. Enkhtsetseg Byambaa (1999). Adolescent Reproductive Healt, Case Study of Mongolia, UNESCO, Bangkok, Thailand. https://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0012/001200/120039E.pdf

3. Carl Jackson (WKG), Saul Butters (IDS), Enkhtsetseg Byambaa (NUM), Mark Davies (IDS) (2011) Lessons from Social Protection Programme Implementation in Kenya, Zambia and Mongolia, IDS, Research Report Vol 2011, No69. https://www.ids.ac.uk/files/dmfile/rr69.pdf

4. Implications of demographic change for socio-economic development and Public Policy in Mongolia, (Report in English, Mongolian), 2013, UNFPA-Mongolia

5. Middle class profile in Mongolia, Enkhtsetseg Byambaa, Amartuvshin Tserennadmind, Gansukh  Durvedkhaan, 2015, Economic Research Institute, Mongolia. http://www.eri.mn/research/published/337-yeedz9fa