 JMF’s Economic Development Department emphasizes activities and projects that expand the economic opportunities for the underprivileged by providing sustainable financial services. JMF has set the following strategic objectives to meet the demand of program beneficiaries: - Increase beneficiaries’ access to micro credit services
- Enhance institutional lending services
- Increase the educational level of borrowers
 JMF also prioritizes economic development activities that: - Assist appropriate non-financial business development services that build the capacity of small entrepreneurs to establish and manage businesses.
- Improve the employability of vulnerable populations by supporting activities, such as vocational and technical training.
- Support the successful small businesses and industries that have the potential for growth and opportunity to provide employment for vulnerable groups.
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Beneficiaries Description: Goris Women’s Development Resource Center Foundation’s (GWDRCF) beneficiaries - 63 women doing business activities
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Beneficiaries Description: 20 potential Farmer Cooperatives (FC) and in average 25 farmers per cooperative, in total about 500 farmers from Armavir, Ararat, Vayots Dzor and Aragatsotn marzes.
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Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are 18-20 people from Berd and neighboring communities, who are willing to operate B&B and other hospitality services in the region. Indirect beneficiaries will be tourists visiting Berd and staying overnight.
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Beneficiaries Description: One advanced farmer from Arevik village and one from Aratashen village
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Beneficiaries Description: Berd Women Resource Center (BWRC) Foundation’s staff and 30 beneficiaries, mostly women doing business activities (making Teddy Bears).
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Beneficiaries Description: Berd Women Resource Center (BWRC) Foundation’s staff and beneficiaries, mostly women doing business activities (making Teddy Bears)
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Beneficiaries Description: 22 Farmer Cooperatives (FC) and in average 36 farmers per cooperative, in total about 800 farmers from Armavir, Ararat, Vayots Dzor and Aragatsotn marzes.
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Beneficiaries Description: Farmers of Armavir and Ararat marzes
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Beneficiaries Description: About 350 farmers from 8 agricultural farmers’ cooperatives and their families.
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Beneficiaries Description: About 500 farmers from 10 cooperatives
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Beneficiaries Description: 20 FAA member FOs with 683 member farmers from Yerevan and Armavir, Ararat, Vayots Dzor, Aragatsotn and Lori marzes.
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Beneficiaries Description: 12 member farmers of Arevik Agricultural Cooperative, member of Federation of Agricultural Associations (FAA)
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Beneficiaries Description: 42 member farmers of Getashen Agricultural Cooperative, member of Federation of Agricultural Associations (FAA)
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Beneficiaries Description: 33 member farmers of Janfida Agricultural Cooperative, member of Federation of Agricultural Associations (FAA)
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Beneficiaries Description: 35 member farmers of Getashen Agricultural Cooperative, member of Federation of Agricultural Associations (FAA)
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Beneficiaries Description: 16 FAA member FOs with 700 member farmers from Yerevan and Armavir, Ararat, Vayots Dzor, Aragatsotn and Lori marzes.
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Beneficiaries Description: The direct beneficiaries of the project are 70 farmer members of Janfida Ag. Coop.
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Beneficiaries Description: The main beneficiaries of the project are the 35 members of Arevik Ag.Coop
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Beneficiaries Description: The beneficiaries of project are 36 members of Himnakar Ag. Coop.
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Beneficiaries Description: 42 members of Lukashin Ag. Coop
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Beneficiaries Description: 45 members of Nairi Ag. Coop. 19 of which are women
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Beneficiaries Description: 19 FAA member FOs with 1250 member farmers from Yerevan and Armavir, Ararat and Vayots Dzor marzes. |
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Beneficiaries Description: Small-plot agricultural producers of Syunik marz
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Beneficiaries Description: At least 15 FAA member FOs with 1,000 member farmers from Yerevan and Armavir, Ararat and Vayots Dzor marzes.
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