PKO (Civil Engineering)

Outline of Program

　JMOD began this program in 2014 to contribute to the Mongolian Army’s road construction training, which is required for their deployment to UN peacekeeping operations.
　For the first three years (Phase 1), JMOD provided road construction training, including in land surveying, designing roads, and constructing gravel and asphalt roads.
　From 2017, as the second three-year phase of the program, JMOD started road construction training, including methods to build road drainage, to support the Mongolian Army acquire advanced skills applicable to PKO. In this phase, JMOD has also provided training to instructors, so that the Mongolian Army can construct roads independently in the future. This is the final year of the second phase.
　During the first term (from April to May), JMOD offered guidance and advice to Mongolian instructors to in turn train students in road construction.
　In this latter term, JMOD again offered guidance and advice for Mongolian instructors, and also for the completion of a road construction project with a focus on drainage. This training was based on a road construction plan made by the Mongolian Army instructors during the first term.

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