MONITORING OF THE DIGITAL TRANSPARENCY INDEX OF GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS HAS BEGUN.

The Independent Research Institute of Mongolia (IRIM) is commencing its 12th year of monitoring the Digital Transparency Index (DTI) for Government Organizations as part of its commitment to social responsibility.

The objectives of this monitoring are (i) to assess the transparency and openness of government activities to the public, (ii) to assess that individuals and legal entities have the right to seek and receive proper information, and (iii) to develop recommendations for improving the digital transparency of government agencies. In this regard, the IRIM will evaluate whether government information, required to be open and transparent under the "Law of Mongolia on Transparency of Public Information” and the “Law of Mongolia on Glass Account”, is accessible and available to the public. This year, we plan to monitor the official websites of a total of 97 government organizations.

We invite government organizations that contribute to enhancing the transparency of Mongolia's governance and upholding public rights to support and actively participate in this monitoring. We would be pleased to provide detailed information on the monitoring results, along with insights into changes and trends observed over the past 12 years.