Bolor-Erdene Battsengel
Voix de la Mongolie. Banque mondiale.
A graduate of Oxford in public policy, Bolor-Erdene Battsengel was not yet thirty when she took charge of Mongolia's communications and information technology authority, later serving as vice minister for digital development. She led E-Mongolia, the platform that brought hundreds of public services online and transformed how citizens deal with government, including in the most remote parts of the country. Founder of Girls Code, which teaches programming to girls from rural areas, and of the Mongolian Women's Fund, she now pursues her work on digital inclusion and women's empowerment with international institutions, including the World Bank.
She proves that a young leader can concretely transform an entire country's access to public services while carrying Mongolia's voice into international forums.
Share this selection
Square 1080 × 1080 image for Instagram and Facebook, 1200 × 627 image for LinkedIn, vector badge for an email signature, and embed code for a website.
The embed code uses the web version of the badge (1200 × 630), which links back to this page.