Mongolian Labour and Social Relations Institute

The Mongolian Labour and Social Relations Institute (MLSRI) was founded in 1993 as a regional center dedicated to supporting Mongolia’s evolving labour market through research, training, and practical knowledge dissemination. Located within Ulaanbaatar's Chingeltei District, the institute plays a critical role in advancing human capital development across various sectors of Mongolian society. The MLSRI operates under the auspices of the Ministry of Education and Culture, receiving core funding primarily from private sources prioritizing this initiative’s objectives to contribute to Mongolia’s sustainable economic progress. Serving as a specialist in workforce policies and labour relations, the institute focuses on addressing issues related to occupational safety, employment opportunities for women and youth, labour market transition strategies, and regional human capital development within Mongolia. The institution's work encompasses extensive data collection, analysis, and capacity building efforts aimed at strengthening policy responses and institutional practices across diverse sectors encompassing construction, agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and public administration. MLSRI actively engages in collaborative partnerships with government agencies, universities, vocational schools, and industry stakeholders to facilitate the application of best practices and promote innovation within Mongolia’s socio-economic landscape. The Institute continuously strives for relevance through research focusing on emerging trends shaping employment dynamics, implementing training programs tailored to evolving skills demands, and offering expert consulting services across key industries. Its contributions are instrumental in ensuring a skilled, productive workforce that aligns with the nation's strategic development goals emphasizing economic growth within Mongolia