11Aug
Creating an Inclusive Society (CIS)
11Aug
Migration and Development I II III
Project Duration: 01.03.2010- 28.02.2019
Number of Beneficiaries:
- Returnees from the EU: till now 484 persons, 218 families, till the end of 2019 will be accepted 70-80 RA citizens annually
- Young people from communities having high migration risks 565 potential migrants (retraining courses and job fairs’ participants)
- Awareness raising campaigns for population of high migration-risk communities and university students total 583 participants
- 60 returnees from EU, young entrepreneurs from communities having high migration risks and Syrian Armenians,
11Aug
Food for children of Sepasar and Ghazanchi kindergartens
Launched: since 2010
Goal:
To contribute to the preschool education of Sepasar and Ghazanchi communities.
Objectives:
- To ensure educational development for 50 preschool children living in Sepasar and Ghazanchi.
- To ensure cultural development for 50 preschool children living in Sepasar and Ghazanchi.
- To ensure social protection for 50 sepaschildren by providing them daily meal and organizing social events
The following activities will be implemented for the achievement of the above mentioned objectives:
11Aug
Reduce Irregular Migration and Trafficking in Armenia
Project Duration: 01.01.2016- 31.12.2018
Number of Beneficiaries: 1601 in 2016
Target group: pupils, teachers and community residents
Location: Shirak, Lori and Gegharkunik provinces
Goal: To raise awareness on migration and trafficking
Objectives:
- Organize training sessions and campaigns for Shirak, Lori and Gegharkunik provinces’ community residents and pupils or students on migration and human trafficking (human exploitation)
- Integrate the topic of migration into school curriculum
- Cooperate with stakeholders in state and non-governmental sector to raise awareness on the topics
Beneficiaries:
11Aug
“ARAMAZD: SMART (S-strong, M-modern, A-active, R-responsible, T-transparent)”
Project Duration: 01.10.2018 – 30.09.2021
Number of Beneficiaries:
Location: Bordering communities in Gegharkounick, Lori and Shirak provinces of the Republic of Armenia
Goal:
The overall goal of “Aramazd: SMART” project is to promote the sustainable development processes in bordering settlements of the Republic of Armenia through the establishment of partnership and collaboration among key stakeholders: Local authorities, Civil Society Organizations, Small and Medium Entrepreneurs, young active citizens.
Objectives: