WE WILL PROVIDE CURRENT AND FORECASTED INFORMATION AND INFORMATION ABOUT HYDROLOGY, WEATHER, CLIMATE, AND THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT BASED ON SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH.

The Institute of Hydrometeorology and Environmental Research and Information is a leading scientific and public service organization in the field of assessing and forecasting the evolution of water, climate, and the environment, and providing early warning of potential natural and weather hazards and environmental pollution to the government, business entities, organizations, and the public, detecting and determining the climate, agricultural climate, surface water regime, and resource patterns in the territory of Mongolia, ensuring the proper use of natural resources in all sectors of the country, providing the national network of hydrometeorology and environmental monitoring with integrated technologies and methodologies, training and practicing personnel, conducting scientific research and studies in the fields of nature, climate, surface water studies, environmental monitoring, climate, and the environment, introducing the results into production practice, and providing professional conclusions, recommendations, and evaluations.

The scientists, researchers, engineers, and technicians of the institute are implementing scientific, technical, and technological advances in their activities in stages, and successfully implementing foreign and domestic scientific and technological projects and programs individually and jointly, and introducing them into production. As a result, the development of water, climate, and environmental research in Mongolia has reached the world level of development, and modern techniques and technologies are being introduced into urgent service work.

Our institute has successfully implemented its goal of promptly providing the Mongolian government, citizens, businesses, and consumers with accurate, real-time, and continuous information and data on hydrometeorology and environmental monitoring by utilizing a supercomputer capable of performing 6.5 trillion operations per second, ground stations that continuously receive data from satellites dedicated to nature and climate, a 24-hour continuous information network with over 700 users connecting the Meteorological Organizations of Russia and China, as well as all provincial centers and professional organizations in the country.

As of 2025, there are 12 employees with doctoral degrees and 8 employees studying as doctoral students. About 60 percent of employees are under the age of 40.