Comments by:
Mr. Kurt Autderheide, Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy – Mongolia
and Ms. T. Bulgan Director General, Department of Green Development Policy and Planning, Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Mongolia
and BG G. Saikhanbayar, Chief of Strategic Policy and Planning Department, Ministry of Defense, Mongolia
GROUP PHOTO
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WORKING LUNCH
Moderated by Mr. Christopher Sholes, Environmental Program Manager, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, USA
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COL Lhundev Battsengel, Vice Director, National Defense University, Mongolia
Soyombo Hall, Officer Palace
Reception by Mongolia Deputy Vice Minister of Defense
Moderated by BG Chimeddorj Sosorbaram, Chief of Security and Defense Policy Studies Center, Institute for Defense Studies, National Defense University, Mongolia
Stop 1 – Soil Contamination Caused by Waste
Stop 2 – Soil and Environmental Pollution Caused by Household Wastewater
Stop 3 – Tsagaan Davaa Dump Site and It’s Impact on the Military
Moderated by Brigadier Craig Dobson, Director General Support (J1/J4), Headquarters Joint Operations Command (DGSPT HQJOC), Australia
COL Lhundev Battsengel, Vice Director, National Defense University, Mongolia
Moderated by Col Mike Matheis, Civil Engineer, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, USA
Comments by:
Brigadier General Thomas J. Tickner, Commander, Pacific Ocean Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, United States of America
and
Mr. T. Dulamdorj, Vice Minister of Defense, Mongolia
The Partnership broadly conceptualizes environmental security as safeguarding against vulnerabilities induced by the abundance or scarcity of environmental assets and/or degradation. The Working Groups implement training and capacity building activities to improve the ability of partner nations to plan for and manage environmental security challenges.