SCOPE: MongoliaDATA COLLECTION METHOD: Secondary researchTIME PERIOD: 2022.03.10 – 2022.03.29GOAL: The main purpose of this study is to prepare a comprehensive report including all social and economic information of Kyrgyzstan such as population, culture, education, health, public facilities, foreign trade, and GDP to improve the economic circulation of Mongolia and Kyrgyzstan and provide information for anyone who wants to expand business from Mongolia to Kyrgyzstan or to start a business in Kyrgyzstan.MAIN FINDINGS: SICA LLC conducted general research in Mongolian language for anyone who wants to start a business or expand its markets to Kyrgyzstan and uploaded it to the Datamon.mn platform for free public use. Kyrgyzstan is a landlocked country in Central Asia, like Mongolia, bordering Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and China. With a total population of 6.6 million, it is ranked 110th in the world, politically unstable, and there are strong civil struggles. This research report not only carries out basic research about the country, but also includes a SWOT analysis of the country and a comparison of some economic indicators of Mongolia and Kyrgyzstan. Please see the full research report at www.datamon.mn.
In order to become a "Data Literate Nation" that uses more research and data, it is important for our students studying in universities to understand the importance of research and analysis, learn and gain experience.Within the framework of this goal, our organization has signed a memorandum of cooperation with Department of Sociology and Social Works of School of Arts and Science of the National University of Mongolia to jointly implement the internship program for students in the field of social sciences.
SCOPE: 6 districts of Ulaanbaatar city, MongoliaDATA COLLECTION METHOD: Quantitative researchSAMPLE SIZE: n=674TIME PERIOD: 2022.02.14 – 2022.03.21GOAL: In this study, we have identified and analyzed consumer preferences, purchasing frequency of construction materials and the factors affecting them, purchasing ability, payment terms, trends in online purchasing of construction materials, information channels, and future purchasing trends.MAIN FINDINGS: People's purchasing behavior of construction materials has been calculated within seven main indicators based on level of consumption, and it has been defined in detail depending on the characteristics of consumption, time and influencing factors. Comparisons were also made of the services of competing organizations, advantages and disadvantages of leasing, and inventory management.
SCOPE: Bayanzurkh district, Ulaanbaatar cityDATA COLLECTION METHOD: Quantitative Research and Mystery shopping studySAMPLE SIZE: Quantitative research: n=620, Mystery shopping study: 22 organizationsTIME PERIOD: 2021.12.31 – 2022.03.18GOAL: The aim is to listen to the citizens' opinions about the quality and accessibility of activities and services of Bayanzurkh District Governor's Office, khoroos, and public service organizations.MAIN FINDINGS: In the framework of this research, a mystery shopping study was conducted to determine the customer evaluation of public institutions in Bayanzurkh district and the quality of public services. The evaluation of customer satisfaction was obtained using 40 questions in 4 groups, such as the operation of the BZD Governor's Office, service quality, availability, knowledge, skills, and relations of employees, using the Likert scale value. According to the mystery shopping study, the services of government employees were evaluated by 20 indicators in 3 groups. The research result indicated that citizens were not satisfied with the availability of government services and conditions of the service provider. It was considered necessary to improve the comfort of the waiting room of the government organization, to create a friendly environment for people with disabilities, to solve the parking lot problem, to increase the greenery in the vicinity, and to provide public services quickly and without bureaucracy.
SCOPE: Actively operating English language training centers in Ulaanbaatar.DATA COLLECTION METHOD: Secondary researchTIME PERIOD: 2022.01.25 – 2022.03.15GOAL: The study was carried out in order to determine the characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of English language training centers operating in the city of Ulaanbaatar, as well as the market capacity.MAIN FINDINGS: The training centers systematically teach their courses for adults according to the appropriate program for their level. On average, one level of training lasts 10 weeks, with an average of 3 sessions per week, and a total of 50 hours of lessons. The average tuition fee for regular classes is 9,414 MNT per hour, and 20,000-118,000 MNT for one-on-one sessions. The market capacity calculated using the average indicators is 1,234,646,100 MNT per year if it is calculated as 20 percent of the total market. Citizens usually find information about training centers from the social media and friends, and when choosing a training center, they make their choice based on fees, teachers' skills, and curriculum.
Our company signed a memorandum of cooperation with M-Vector LLC, a research and consulting services company from Kyrgyzstan.Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to Kyrgyzstan S. Ganhuyag, Ambassador Counselor G. Erdenebat, Executive Director of M-VECTOR Company Neil Haibulin, Executive Director of SICA Company J. Erdenebileg and Deputy Director G. Erdene participated in the signing ceremony.Within the framework of this cooperation, we will create a research and data bridge connecting Kyrgyzstan and Mongolia. I am confident that many business and cultural cooperation will be created through this bridge.
SCOPE: Citizens residing in foreign countries who had experience getting a service from diplomatic missions of Mongolia. Citizens residing in a total of 20 countries participated in the survey.DATA COLLECTION METHOD: Quantitative researchSAMPLE SIZE: n=204TIME PERIOD: 2022.01.02 – 2022.02.20GOAL: The purpose of the study is to determine the quality, culture, and availability of prospective services by investigating and analyzing citizens' attitudes about the performance and results of services provided to citizens by diplomatic missions and whether the services delivered to citizens are of high quality, accessible, and prompt without bureaucracy.MAIN FINDINGS: Of the 204 people who participated in the survey, 30.88% of them participated in from South Korea, 17.65% from Germany and 9.31% from Sweden. The overall customer satisfaction of diplomatic missions was rated at 2.76 points. This rating is an indication that the customer satisfaction level is low, and further actions are needed to improve this rating. For instance, improving the professional knowledge and work skills of experts in charge of clients, improving customer relations and service culture when appointing and employing service officials or paying attention to providing more friendly and polite service, and providing trainings on a regular basis on the distinct characteristics of diplomatic mission services for workers, understanding of the country's social culture, and professional development training for employees.