ACTION PLANNING FOR CITIES CASE STUDY ULAANBAATAR CITY

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ACTION PLANNING FOR CITIES CASE STUDY ULAANBAATAR CITY MONGOLIA ACTION PLANNING FOR CITIES CASE STUDY ULAANBAATAR CITY Date: 28 May - 3 Jun, 2017

PARTICIPANTS Ts.Tumurbatar - Senior officer of the Department Green Development Policy and Planning, Ministry of Nature, Environment and Tourism of Mongolia L.Solongo- Head of Design division - Urban Planning and Design Institute of Ulaanbaatar City N.Naranbat- Urban planner – UN Habitat Mongolia office

Contents Backgrounds CPI Project of Upgrading “ger” area Action plan

MONGOLIA Capital city- ULAANBAATAR Region: East Asia and Pacific TOTAL AREA 1.564.12 sq.km UB 470.4 sq.km POPULATION 45.3% 2016 3 081 677 in UB 1 396 300 POPULATION DENSITY 1.96 per/sq.km 2.96 per/sq.km POPULATION GROWTH RATE 2014 1.5% in UB 3.7% Ulaanbaatar city dominates Mongolian economy, accounting for more than 60% of the country’s GDP.

Current situation in Ulaanbaatar city Water resource Damaged environment, including polluted air, water, soil Lack of development in satellite towns Inadequate of institutional capacity and legal environment Inadequate of municipal funding Unplanned expansion of the city, inappropriate land use and ger areas Traffic and congestion Lack of engineering infrastructure Lack of housing supply with basic amenities

City Prosperity Initiatives MEASURE - by critical mass of data and information UNDERSTAND - the factor that generate CHANGE - by formulating policies, strategies and action plans MONITOR - the outcomes of policy implementation

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City Prosperity Index /2012/

Ulaanbaatar City Government and Asian Development Bank /ADB/ started the new joint project “Urban Services and Ger Areas Development Investment Program” with UN Habitat office in Mongolia.

Decentralization by 8 subcenters 2 Sub-city centers 6 District centers CBD, Public, Residential, Industrial, High Technology, Logistics, etc. main 7 and 20 sub-zones of planning, zoning system

Undeveloped area Potable and hot water No sanitation system Without health service Unpaved and unplanned roads Potable and hot water No sanitation system Heating system Public transport

“BAYANKHOSHUU SUB CENTER DEVELOPMENT” PROJECT Ulaanbaatar City Government and Asian Development Bank /ADB/ started the new joint project “Urban Services and Ger Areas Development Investment Program” with UN Habitat office in Mongolia. This project followed the “Adjustments to the Ulaanbaatar City Urban Development Master plan 2020 and Development Directions 2030”. The revised Master plan includes, for the first time, “ger” area development that identifies a set of sub centers to be improved for rebalancing Ulaanbaatar city’s development.

“BAYANKHOSHUU SUB CENTER DEVELOPMENT” PROJECT Bayankhoshuu sub center is the major and priority sub center for redevelopment within the mid ger area. Development pressure on Ulaanbaatar city is pronounced in a city which has two distinct parts: (i) formal or urban core area, consisting mainly of the large apartment blocks with networked utility services, including dedicated heating, potable and hot water, and sanitation systems. The majority of business and services are located in this area. (ii) Ger areas, located on the periphery of the city center, characterized by the irunplanned nature, subserviced plots—usually from 0.05ha

Detailed plan of infrastructure

Action plan Undeveloped residential area Improve to Bayankhoshuu subcenter in Capital city Activity Description Timeline Responsible by Resources 1.Detailed blue print Establish Infrastructure detailed design -Improved detailed plan and approved by Citizens' Representative   2016-2017 Working with the project implementation in cooperation with consultancy services teams of Dohwa /South Korea/, Egis /France/. ADBank+UB City Government 2.Selection performer -To announce a tender -Making contract 2017 jan. –  2018 apr UB City Program Management office +ADB 3.To ensure communities and enterprises meaningful engagement and participation in the project -Organize focus group meeting -support to establish the primary groups an community councils 2016 jan to 2018 aug UB City Program Management office +UN Habitat’s Mongolian office 4.Resettlement plots Inform and provide notice of resettlement Report evaluation property Allocate to affected households 2017-2018 UB City Program Management office + Capital city Property Department, Egis /France/. 5Construction work -under ground work -building and Road 2017-2019 Performer  6.Check list -detailed plan -selected performer agency -approved suggestion for social activity -operation -construction work 

Title: Undeveloped residential area Overall goal Improve to Bayankhoshuu subcenter in Capital city Activities Description Timeline Responsible by Resources Detailed blue print Establish Infrastructure detailed design -Improved detailed plan and approved by Citizens' Representative 2016-2017 Working with the project implementation in cooperation with consultancy services teams of Dohwa /South Korea/. ADBank+UB City Government Selection performer -To announce a tender -Making contract 2017 Jan –  2018 Apr UB City Program Management office +ADB

Title: Undeveloped residential area Overall goal Improve to Bayankhoshuu subcenter in Capital city Activities Description Timeline Responsible by Resources To ensure communities and enterprises meaningful engagement and participation in the project -Organize focus group meeting -support to establish the primary groups an community councils 2017 Jan – 2018 Apr UB City Program Management office +UN Habitat’s Mongolian office ADBank+UB City Government Resettlement plots Inform and provide notice of resettlement Report evaluation property Allocate to affected households 2017–2018 UB City Program Management office + Capital city Property Department, Egis /France/.

Title: Undeveloped residential area Overall goal Improve to Bayankhoshuu subcenter in Capital city Activities Description Timeline Responsible by Resources Construction work -under ground work -building and Road 2017-2019 UB City Program Management office + Performer ADBank+UB City Government Check list -detailed plan -selected performer agency -approved suggestion for social activity -operation -construction work 2017- 2019

Result Action plan for the implementation of selected environmental, social and environmental infrastructure will improve the environmental conditions We are building affordable houses Make happy life for everyone

THANK YOU BAYARLALAA 2017