On World Water Day, March 19, 2026, Golomt Bank recognized as “Water Ambassador” Bank for two consecutive years.
“Head of Water Agency, Z. Batbayar,” highlighted Golomt Bank’s contribution and leadership in water management, while President of Golomt Bank G. Ganbold emphasized its continued support through investment and financing to improve sustainable water resource management in Mongolia.
Golomt Bank is working to strengthen Mongolia’s sustainable water resource management through financing, having provided a total of MNT 21.9 billion between 2024 and 2025 to increase access to drinking water, water supply sanitation, and establish wastewater pre-treatment facilities. In 2026, Golomt Bank launched three new products to support Blue Finance, including:
- Water infrastructure loan (To be provided for the execution of contracts for the provision of goods and services for water facilities and engineering network infrastructure financed from the state budget)
- Water supply & sanitation loan (Investment in the construction of preliminary treatment facilities; Investment in the purchase and installation of water reuse equipment)
- Water re-use & water treatment loan (Financing investments and working capital to protect water resources, use water efficiently, reduce water losses, and increase wastewater reuse)
With the help of these blue products, Golomt Bank aims to create a positive impact on the environment by protecting Mongolia’s water resource, promoting water efficiency reducing water loss, and increasing surface water.
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To expand surface water storage capacity of Ulaanbaatar city, Golomt Bank is funding the “Bumbat Reservoir Project”. On February 5, 2026, the Governor’s office of the Songinokhairhan District, the Water Agency of Mongolia, and Prestige Engineering LLC signed a “Memorandum of Understanding to commence the project”. Surface water makes up only 2% of Mongolia’s total water consumption, while groundwater makes up 98%. However, climate change and the melting of glaciers have resulted in an imbalanced ecosystem. Therefore, the “Bumbat Reservoir Project” aims to strengthen sustainable water management by protecting water resources and promoting rational use and reuse of water.
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