Beneficiaries Description: Around 200 students in Aygedzor and Chinary, around 130 students in Artsvaberd of Tavoush marz, 70 students in Yeraskh of Ararat marz and 20 students in Martouni of Gegharkounik marz.
Gegharkounik
Beneficiaries Description: about 150 children and adults
Beneficiaries Description:
- At least 80 young people ages 18-35 will participate in business idea generation and orientation sessions in 5 targeted regions
- At least 50 young people out of the above mentioned 80 will participate in business planning trainings in 5 targeted regions
- At least 15 young people out of this cohort will receive subsidized loans to start or scale-up their business.
- At least 20 young people will proceed with their businesses receiving ongoing support
Beneficiaries Description: 250 children with disabilities and development disorder living in Sevan and surrounding villages
Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries of the project are about 10,000 newborns and 20 trained ultrasound doctors and neonatologists (3 from Yerevan and 17 from regions) of Armenia. Indirect beneficiaries are the families of the newborns and disabled children.
Beneficiaries Description: The first target group in the proposed Action are 3760 young people (13-17 years old) in schools; the second target group of the Action consists of 160 youth aged between 18 and 29 years.
Beneficiaries Description: Project directly targets about 150 students and graduates of Gavar State University (GSY) and nearly 200 young adults of surrounding communities. Total number of direct beneficiaries is 350 youth. Indirectly project targets the other students of GSU, university’s administration and staff, families of the graduates/students, community members.
Beneficiaries Description: The average number of project target beneficiaries is 480/ per year (960 in total), 14-17 year of age, students from 24 schools of Armenia.
Beneficiaries Description: Refugee families/children, women, elderly, etc. from Artsakh in Yerevan, Gavar, and Gyumri.
Beneficiaries Description: the initiative will train 50 selected small enterprises in setting COVID-19 specific safety measures and provide expert consultancy to carry out individual rehabilitation plans to address the current business problems. The project will award emergency grants to 15 enterprises, whose sole survival depends on that financial aid.