From "I" to "We": which is the best silent movie on servant leadership? Vote now!
Are you the hero of your own journey? Or are you a servant-leader who empowers others? We asked BOOKBRIDGE community heroes to submit...
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Sharing local skills, building local opportunities
Locals helping locals – that’s Tsetsgee’s vision for her village. Inspired by her international volunteering experience, she is ready to...
“BOOKBRIDGE is a place that changed my life. It helped me to find myself.”
At age 11, Ujee joined BOOKBRIDGE learning center in Arvaikheer, Mongolia. 7 years later, she studies Medical Science.
"When I'm grown up, I want to give others a opportunity and inspire them."
Ganaa is a student at Bookbridge Training Centre in Arvaikheer and has received a scholarship by the association Friends of BOOKBRIDGE.
Solving local problems with local solutions.
How to empower rural communities to become autonomous and resilient? Our social entrepreneur Nara creates tangible impact in rural Mongolia.
“Before, I was just an employee. Today, I am an entrepreneur.”
Tunga, works with BOOKBRIDGE since 2009. She has built up our country organization and became an entrepreneur herself.
"The program inspired me so much that I along with colleagues replicated it in India."
Through the program, Amit won clarity about his goals in life. He replicated it in India to transform the culture in his organization.
"I learnt how to live from my skills"
From an English teacher to a nation-wide role model: Uuganaa became our first social entrepreneur in 2010.
Service Learning at its best!
Become a BOOKBRIDGE Fellow and take our social enterprises in Mongolia, Cambodia and Sri Lanka to the next level. Who are you? Are you...
“Even if you are in despair, see broadly, smile sweetly, and engage others”
Uuganaa Gantumur is one of the outstanding persons at BOOKBRIDGE.
Battuul pays back her loan
In 2014, we opened a social enterprise in Dalanzadgad, Mongolia. Four investors committed a soft loan of EUR 20,000. Since then, Battuul ma
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