The association of Mongolian Women Engineers, Technologists, Scientists and Mathematicians (Mongolian WSTEM) 

        The association of Mongolian Women Engineers, Technologists, Scientists and Mathematicians (Mongolian WSTEM) was established in 2011 to support the activities of Mongolian women scientists, and to make a significant contribution to the country's development in engineering, technology, and the sciences. From its beginning, Mongolian WSTEM was a member organization of the International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists (INWES), a non-profit organization that is active internationally through its regional branches in more than 60 countries. 

Following its inception, Mongolian WSTEM formed three regional networks across the country; our membership, numbering more than 400, are represented by 21Board Members. In 2020, one of our Board Members was selected to serve on the Board of INWES.  

We have organized and hosted the Asia-Pacific Network of Nations’ (APNN) Triennial Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists, and have been selected to serve as APNN’s facilitator for these regionally hosted conferences for the period 2021-2023.

INWES
The International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists

INWES is a global network of organizations of women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), reaching over 60 countries worldwide. INWES is a not-for-profit corporation governed by a Board of Directors consisting of Directors representing organizational and individual memberships. more ...

APNN
 The Asia-Pacific Nation Network of Women Engineers and Scientists

In 2008 (during ICWES14), the formation of APNN was initiated with the goals to

• Hold an Asian regional meeting of INWES
• Increase INWES members in Asia and the Pacific Nations
• Promote the role of women scientists and engineers in Asian and the Pacific Nations more ...