The Government's "20-minute city" or the standard in which citizens receive public services in their area of residence in 20 minutes is being implemented by the State Electronic Services Regulatory Authority through the "QUICK" point.
According to the concept of providing government services to citizens quickly and close to anywhere, the State Electronic Services Regulatory Authority is working to establish "QUICK" points in all districts and sums of the country.
As part of this work, today /June 04, 2024/, the service of the "QUICK" point has been introduced in all districts of Bagahangai district, which is designated as a remote district of the capital.
More than 1,300 families and more than 4,600 people live in Bagahangai district. There are 2 administrative committees. It is connected to Ulaanbaatar by 107 km of railway and 90 km of paved black road. The railway station has a 2nd-class station that carries 15.0-16.4 tons of cargo and 3.7-4.1 million tons of transit cargo and an average of about a million passengers pass through the railway station. is a special district.
Previously, a resident of the 1st district of Bagahangai district had to travel about 8 km to get government services, but from today, citizens can save time and money because they can get them from their district office.
At the "QUICK" point, citizens can get 478 types of services from 43 government organizations in one place, such as old-age pension determination forms, birth registration inquiries, overdue loan inquiries, determination of non-payment to others by court order, and determination of civil criminal liability.
At present, "KHURDAN" points provide public services to citizens in 96 locations in the capital, 125 locations in local areas, and 46 locations in 30 countries abroad, or a total of 267 points.
