AKIPRESS.COM - The Institute of Geography and Geoecology of the Academy of Sciences of Mongolia has implemented and publicized the "Digitizing and Enhancing Accessibility of the National Atlas of Mongolia (E-NAM)" project, funded by UNESCO's "Participation Programme", Montsame reported.

The Electronic National Atlas of Mongolia (E-NAM) encompasses comprehensive science-based information on the Mongols' lifestyle, history, and culture. It provides information about the territory, administrative structure, geographic situation, natural resources, population, history, society, and economy of Mongolia.

The E-NAM includes 132 thematic pictures and five main sections, formulated in English and Mongolian languages, and features citation models for all relevant authors. Additionally, it incorporated a summary of versions of the National Atlas of Mongolia published in 1990, 2009, and 2022, along with information about their editorial teams.

The E-NAM publicizes research sources and opens opportunities to expand international scientific cooperation. This project is regarded as an important contribution to the implementation of UNESCO's Recommendation on Open Science, which aims to make multilingual scientific knowledge openly available and increase the sharing of information worldwide.