The aim of the project “Improvement of Social Conditions of Arstakh War Affected People in Tavush Region through Capacity Building” was to support individuals living in Noyemberyan, Berd and Ijevan communities of Tavush region, or their family members, who were affected by Artsakh events and face the problem of unemployment.
“Tavush Region Integrated and Balanced Economic Development” project was co-funded by the European Union and RA Government. It was implemented by “Community Center for Development” Territorial Cooperation NGO. The Project implementing partners were “Lusadzor”, “Achajur”, “Sevkar”, “Sarigyugh”, “Nerkin Tsakhkavan” and “Koghb” Pasture Users’ Unions.
The project “Drinking Water Supply in Jujevan Village” was financed by the Embassy of Japan to Armenia. It solved the problem with drinking water supply for more than 135 households (600 inhabitants) in Jujevan village.
Project duration: 6 months
Project budget: $ 68,382
Within the framework of the project funded by the Bavarian Youth Council (sub-grantor: New Generation Humanitarian NGO), CCD NGO’s Noyemberyan youth group implemented the “Civil Awareness” project.
A media blog was created which regularly covers topics related to civil rights and responsibilities. It also highlights the community problems and suggests ways to address these issues.
The main goal of the project was to develop the capacity of 6 agricultural cooperatives in the Tavush region (“Best Green Garden”, “Aygegortsner”, “Arfood”, “Hovani”, “Shamshadin Eco Meat”, “Eco Milk”) by improving production technical capabilities, professional knowledge and skills of the staff and to ensure competitiveness of agribusinesses. The cooperatives were all established within the framework of the “Tavush Region Integrated and Balanced Economic Development” project co-funded by EU and RA Government and implemented by CCD NGO.
In May 2018, with the financial support of “UN Staff 1% for Development Fund”, CCD NGO implemented the project of developing capacities of women farmers in bordering communities of Tavush region. In scopes of the project, 700 hens of Super Harco breed were imported from Georgia and distributed among project beneficiaries – 20 unemployed women farmers from bordering Noyemberyan, Voskevan, Baghanis, Jujevan and Koti communities with 3 or more underage children.