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Grant Amount: 21,492,787 AMD
Purpose: The purpose of the project is to contribute to having effective, transparent, and accountable reforms in the justice sector in Armenia. Helsinki Citizens Assembly-Vanadzor will carry out extensive monitoring of court hearings and proceedings in order to make a substantiated assessment of the work of judicial actors. The grantee will also continue the monitor of the processes related to ongoing police reforms and the establishment of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Grant Amount: 20,190,500 AMD
Purpose: The project aims to contribute to fighting disinformation targeting key areas such as democratization reforms, human rights, peace and security, and civic participation. For this purpose, the initiative will carry out extensive monitoring of the information flow in Armenia, conduct fact-checking, and publish investigative materials, evaluating the validity of different information pieces with an unbiased and impartial approach.
Grant Amount: 5,333,000 AMD
Purpose: The project's primary objective is to contribute to sustainable and human rights-based peacebuilding efforts through researching the extent to which the current Armenian-Azerbaijani context is utilized during the 2024 presidential elections in Azerbaijan and Russia. The project will specifically investigate the narratives presented by candidates, public and political figures, and expert communities from both countries during the campaign, as observed on social networks or other online platforms. The results, available in English and Russian, will be presented to diverse audiences.
Grant Amount: 2,017,700 AMD
Purpose: The aim of the project is to support for establishing mobile pediatric palliative care services in Yerevan, Ararat, Armavir, Kotayk, and Aragatsotn regions through building capacity of the primary health care providers in basics of pediatric palliative care.
Grant Amount: 5,852,532 AMD
Purpose: The project goal is to elevate awareness among the youth and students regarding the dynamic collaboration between Armenia and the European Union, focusing on the human rights, democratization and justice, specifically reflected in the Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA). Simultaneously, the project aims to foster an inclusive platform for the exchange of opinions, facilitating dialogues between the youth, civil society actors, and diplomats from Armenia and Europe.
Grant Amount: 11,802,000 AMD
Purpose: The project aims to improve the state of ethical behavior in public schools across Armenia with a particular emphasis on the social justice dimension of the issue. It plans to provide practical knowledge to pedagogical staff of public schools on how to follow the standards of ethical behavior as inscribed in the Code of Ethics adopted in 2023.
Grant Amount: 10,500,000 AMD
Purpose: The project aims to contribute to constructive and informed public discourse on the complexities related to geopolitical affairs in the South Caucasus. To do so, it will shed light on the regional affairs surrounding Armenia during a pivotal period (1917-1922). Since historical analogies are often used to understand current affairs, this initiative will try to create an opportunity for making such parallels in a substantiated manner.
Grant Amount: 11,802,000 AMD
Purpose: The project aims to support publication of journalistic investigations to help to prevent corruption and contribute to transparent and accountable management of public funds. To this end, the project will prepare journalistic investigations, analytical and informative articles regarding the asset declarations of high-ranking officials, possible conflict of interest cases and corruption risks in different sectors.
Grant Amount: 13,769,000 AMD
Purpose: The project's objective is to enhance participation and bolster local self-governance across the communities in Syunik, Vayots Dzor, Tavush, Gegharkunik, and Ararat marzes through educational programs, active civic engagement, and awareness-raising initiatives. The project will offer a comprehensive capacity-building program designed for local youth groups, women, and incumbent/candidate members of local councils and other beneficiaries. It will also facilitate localized discussions and provide support for community-driven advocacy endeavors aimed at concrete problem identification and resolution. To disseminate the achievements and activities of these local groups, informative/educational videos and online publications will be produced.
Grant Amount: 1,500,000 AMD
Purpose: The project aims to contribute to having shared platforms that will facilitate the collaboration and cooperation between human rights advocates within the Russian and Ukrainian migrant communities residing in Armenia and local human rights NGOs. This initiative recognizes the significance of collective action, knowledge exchange, and solidarity in promoting and protecting human rights in turbulent times.