Civil society should monitor government organizations to check their goals and services. The Zorig Foundation has monitored the National Anti-Corruption Program with Mongolian National University researchers. The program concerned nine Ministries and sixteen aimags and results were open to the public.

The Foundation has monitored the implementation of the National Program for Combatting Corruption and Custom Services and monitored the government scholarship and student loan program. The main purpose of the National Program for Combatting Corruption and Customs Service monitoring project is to monitor and ensure custom office operations comply with their respective goals and to accurately assess the quality of these state-run services.

The main aim of the monitoring of Government of Mongolia's scholarships and loans was to ensure that aid from Mongolian Government benefitted groups with most need, such as orphans, disabled people, families with low-income and other students with demonstrative need. The project also tracked how many students received loans and scholarships, the consistency of competitive criteria, and whether awards were completely and fairly disbursed.