ACM contributed to a significant development in the capacity building of museum facilities and staff expertise in 2006, with the successful completion of the Danzanravjaa Preservation Project.

In 2007, ACM’s Cultural Heritage Program has furthered its capacity building initiatives in museum collection maintenance and has developed and conducted new museum art education programs. The highlight of the Cultural Heritage Program in 2007 was the Mongolian Monasteries Documentation project, supported by the US Embassy in Ulaanbaatar, Khan Bank and other local and international donors.

Danzanravjaa Museum Preservation project
The ACM successfully implemented the Danzanravjaa Museum Preservation Project during July 2005 - August 2006 with generous support from the American Embassy in Mongolia, successfully meeting the aims to provide museum storage facilities and conduct trainings on museum collection maintenance. The project was aimed to build the capacity of museum staff and to provide appropriate archival facilities in order to preserve unique heritage riches of Danzanravjaa, one of the main representatives of Mongolian art, philosophy and Buddhism and was implemented in three phases including preparation, training and placement...more.

Monastery Mapping Documentation project
Within its priority to support preservation of Mongolia’s unique heritage the ACM initiated and has started the implementation of the Mongolian Monasteries Documentation Project, with generous support of the US Embassy in Mongolia, Rathbone Trust, KHAN Bank, Sue Byrne, Mrs.J.Oyungerel, president of ‘Pertovis’ Company and the Western Union. The project aims to preserve the cultural heritage of Mongolia and document oral history relevant to the heritage sites and to develop a user friendly source of information of the all the monasteries in Mongolia that exist and existed prior the Repression period of the 1930’s... more

Choijin Lama Temple Museum Restoration Projects
Coming soon...

The State Library Museum Project
Coming soon...