FINAL REPORT

are paid back. It appeared to be well organized. In the future they intend to operate a small
bakery.
According to the sum Governor there are several more households in the aimag center who
intend to engage in cultivation agriculture if they gain access to irrigated land.
Photo by G. Gantulga, June 2006
Photos 15-16: Hand made items made by Patients of the Psychology Section, Jargalant sum
16.2 Results of Household Survey
The survey covered 35 crop farming households representing 16% of the 219 registered crop
farmers. Seven households were from Ikh golin ar, 20 from the Durviin gazar, 6 planted in
their khashaas and one was from Yusin gazar. Of the interviewed households 33 (94.3%)
were native residents of Jargalant sum and two had migrated from Bulgan sum, Bayan-Ulgii
aimag and Must sum, Khovd aimag.
16.2.1 Socio-Ethnical Structure and Spatial Organization
6%
11%
14% 3% 3% Uriankhai
Khalkh
9%
54%
Kazak
Myangad
Zakhchin
Uuld
Chantuu
Source:Survey results, June 2006
Figure 81: Ethnic Composition of Surveyed Households
Fig. 81 shows the structure of
surveyed households by nationalities
and ethnic groups: 54% were Khalkh
and the remaining Zakhchin, Kazak,
Uriankhai, Myangad,
Chantuu.
Uuld, and
The surveyed households had 151
members or 4.4 on average.
Tab. 31 shows the former and today’s profession and work of the household members that
were interviewed. Out of 73 people in working age (between 18 and 60), only 11 responded
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