WAMIP remains steadfast in its support for Mongolia during the critical ‘white and iron’ dzud crisis. As over 190,000 herder households grapple with the harsh reality of inadequate feed, surging prices, and heightened vulnerabilities exacerbated by extreme weather conditions, Mongolian culture and economy faces unprecedented challenges. With Livestock at risk, an integral component of traditional Mongolian life, humanitarian assistance is urgently needed.
In response to this dire situation, WAMIP is committed to mobilising resources and advocating for widespread support. We are dedicated to providing both immediate relief and long-term solutions, ultimately working to eliminate further damage to rural communities. Our efforts extend beyond mere aid; we strive to maintain the resilience, dignity, and spirit of Mongolian herders, ensuring that their voices are heard and their livelihoods preserved.
Together, we can work towards alleviating the suffering of affected families, fostering resilience, and safeguarding the rich cultural heritage of Mongolia. Let us stand in solidarity with those in need and make a tangible difference in their lives.