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Ying Yeung

Animal husbandry, Uvurkhangai aimag (image: Flickr/ILO in Asia and the Pacific/N. Munkhbaatar)

Resources to cash: a cautionary tale from Mongolia

October 22, 2015

by Ying Yeung, Stephen Howes

Ying Yeung

Ying Yeung is currently an Overseas Development Institute Fellow at the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training, Zanzibar. She previously worked at Devpolicy as a Research Officer.

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