Georgia

Beneficiaries Description: 

Direct: nearly 975 students of 65 schools

Indirect:

  • the parents of the students of the 65 schools
  • the other students of the 65 schools
  • the administrations and the staff of the 65 schools

Beneficiaries Description: about 50 university students/ youth in Georgia (mainly of Armenian origin) considering the gender balance

Beneficiaries Description: 14-17 aged students of 50 secondary and high schools:  45 JMF schools which participated in the project during the last years in Armenia (Yerevan -13 schools; Gyumri-5; Vanadzor- 5; Vardenis-5; Talin-4; Chambarak-4; Armavir-3; Echmiadzin-2; Sevan -2; Gavar-1; Lernapat village -1), 2 schools from Javakhq/ Georgia, and 1(2) new school(s) from Stepanakert, Artsakh.

Beneficiaries Description: the project will directly target about 150 university students/ youth in Georgia (mainly of Armenian origin) considering the gender balance. Indirect beneficiaries- Armenian community, youth/university students (Armenian and non-Armenian).

Beneficiaries Description: 36 schoolchildren ages 12-18 and young adults from Batumi city of Georgia 

Beneficiaries Description: about 150 university students/ youth in Georgia (mainly of Armenian origin) considering the gender balance

Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries: about 1,250 university students/ youth of 7 universities and students in Georgia and Lebanon nearly 400 young adults of surrounding communities, considering the gender balance. Indirect beneficiaries: other students of the seven universities student councils’ members, administration and staff of the universities, families of the students, community members and in general the public of Armenia/ Armenian population in Georgia and Lebanon.

Beneficiaries Description: 65 pre-school children (aged 3-6) and 350 adolescents and young people from needy families

Beneficiaries Description: 84 pre-school children (aged 3-6) and 316 adolescents and young people from needy families and groups

 

Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries: about 1,200 university students/ youth of 7 universities and Youth Department of the Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Orthodox Holy Church in Georgia and nearly 400 young adults of surrounding communities, considering the gender balance. Indirect beneficiaries: other students of the seven universities student councils’ members, administration and staff of the universities, families of the students, community members and in general the public of Armenia/ Armenian population in Georgia.

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