Beneficiaries Description: About 200 children aged 2-16 from socially vulnerable families, 160 from 5 marginalized villages of Vardenis area of Gegharqouniq region; 40 from the Our Lady of Armenia Convent Care Centre (Sister Arousiag’s centre); and 30 vulnerable families from Gyumri
Gegharkounik
Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries of the project are the students of seven universities in Yerevan, Ijevan, Goris, Kapan, Gyumri, Vanadzor and Gavar, experts, SME representatives directly participating in the project activities in the regions.
Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are about 750 students of 3 universities of Gyumri, Gavar and Vanadzor involved in this project; 250 the most active graduates of those 3 universities/ cities who participated in CDA 2005-2012 projects; 500 young adults of surrounding communities of the 3 universities. The total number of direct is 1,500.
Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are around 1,950-2,600 school students from 130 schools
Beneficiaries Description: 20 rural communities of Vardenis region (approximately 14,000 community inhabitants)
Beneficiaries Description: About 435 children aged 2-12 from the socially vulnerable families of the marginalized villages of Vardenis region of Gegharkounik marz and the families of these children.
Beneficiaries Description: 6 rural communities with about 10,000 residents
Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries of the project are 20 regional journalists. Indirect beneficiaries are regional population of Armenia.
Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are nearly 4,500 university students of 7 universities and 2,000 young adults of surrounding communities, keeping gender balance. Indirect beneficiaries are other students of the targeted seven universities student councils’ members, administration and staff of the universities, families of the students, community members and in general the public of Armenia.
Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are around 307 schoolchildren aged 10-15 from six remote villages of Gegharkounik and Syunik Marzes. Indirect beneficiaries are families of these children and school staff
