Freedom”, a comic book with simplifications of the concepts of freedom and human rights in Article 16 of the Constitution of Mongolia /2005/ Robert Dahl’s book “On Democracy”, translated by scholars Gankhuyag D., and Enkhbat Ch., was printed and distributed free of charge to the public /2004/ Within the scope of the Asia Foundation’s good governance program, Zorig Foundation carried out research and gave recommendations on the “Capacity building of research in the lawmaking process” /2005/ “Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (EITI)”- Zorig Foundation supported the EITI by being a member of the organizing committee of the ‘Publish What You Pay’ NGO coalition. In order to gain the support and understanding of the public, they printed pamphlets and produced short TV clips regarding the initiative. The Foundation also translated two chapters of the book ‘Escaping the Resource Curse’ and distributed the copies. Monitoring In a concerted effort to promote lawful action and discourage corruption, the Zorig Foundation has at multiple times embarked on monitoring projects to curb lawlessness in government. Along with a research team from the National University of Mongolia, the Zorig Foundation conducted a monitoring project on the National Anti-Corruption Program approved in 2002. The study involved 9 Ministries and 16 Aimags, and the report was distributed to the public /2004/ Within the state services monitoring program announced by the Open Society Forum: Monitoring was done on customs office operations in Altanbulag, Zamiin-Uud and Ulaanbaatar /2006/ Conducted monitoring of Government scholarships and loans for university students /2007/ Conducted monitoring on the spending of donations on disaster relief /2008/ Youth and education Background Zorig Foundation's projects in Youth and Education revolve around their provision of numerous scholarships and programs varying from domestic scholarships, to university students, to educational programs for young professionals and school-age children, reskilling programs for marginalized youth. The Foundation implements numerous Scholarship Programs aimed at helping academically talented students from financially disadvantaged families obtain higher education degrees. Another example is the School Pairing Program; under this joint Ulaanbaatar/Denver Sister Cities Committee program, high schools began a series of exchanges involving both students and teachers in four American and Mongolian communities, with the primary goal of promoting cross-cultural awareness and understanding between Mongolians and Americans. Zorig Foundation also runs development programs for young professionals. The two most notable of these programs is the Young Leadership Program (YLP) and the Environmental Fellowship Program (EFP). Scholarships The Zorig Foundation provides