Femme Courage Solidarite Visits Civilitas
Wednesday, 29 April 2009 15:54 | 
| Spotlight / Visits |
Mr. Levon Kebabdjian and Armen Alaverdian of the NGO, Femme Courage Solidarite, came to Civilitas, accompanied by Mr. Ashot Ghazarian, the AGBU Representative in Yerevan, to talk about common interests in rural development.
The France-based NGO, led by the high-energy and commitment of Mrs. Nadya Kebabdjian, supports farmers in Karabakh, provides water tanks and supports children's camps. With Vahe Aghabegians of Civilitas, they discussed possible areas of cooperation.
With the support of Norwegian and German governments, a few months ago the Civilitas Foundation began to conduct polls throughout Armenia. The results of the polls will be made available to the media and will serve as the topic of public discussions.
| Share of population who reported having an account at a financial institution* - 2011 |
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- Share of population who reported having an account at a financial institution* - 2011
- Share of population considering their current and future lives as suffering - 2011 survey
- Market destinations for Armenian information technologies export
- Prevalence of diabetes, % of population aged 20-79 - 2011
- Number of bank accounts in Armenia, mln
- Share of population* who mentioned getting a loan from a financial institution (1) and from family or friends (2) in the past year - 2011
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