June 17 , 2013

Seminar on “Water reforms and privatization impacts in Armenia”

Seminar on “Water reforms and privatization impacts in Armenia”

to be conducted by Ms. Naira Harutyunyan, PhD Candidate at the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy,

Central European University (Hungary)

Date:               June 25, 2013
Time:              14:30 – 16:30
Place:              Room 305, YSU 6th Building, 52 Abovyan Street, Yerevan
Language:      Armenian with slides in English ... read more

June 13 , 2013

Lecture on "Public Relations (PR): New Trends, Interfering Stereotypes"

by Kristian Rosenvalds (Latvia)

Date: June 14, 2013
Time: 15:00-16:30
Place: CRRC-Armenia, 52 Abovyan Str, YSU, 6th Block, Room 305
Language: Russian ... read more

June 11 , 2013

Training on "Multivariate data analysis in social sciences"

Training on "Multivariate data analysis in social sciences"
to be delivered by Arusyak Sevoyan (PhD, University of Adelaide, Australia)

Date: June 18, 2013
Time: 14:00 – 17:00
Location: CRRC-Armenia, 52 Abovyan St., 3rd Floor, Room 305

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June 05 , 2013

Reminder: Conference on "Social Capital: Definitions, Applications, Cultural Contexts"

Date: June 6, 2013
Place: Tsakhkadzor, Armenia
Organizer: CRRC-Armenia

Because of the utmost significance of the concept of social capital and also the controversies associated with it, the CRRC-Armenia is pleased to announce a special Conference on Social Capital (SC Conference).

Conference Languages
The SC Conference will be conducted in Armenian and English. Simultaneous translation will be available.

Contact Information
For questions please contact Ms. Anna Sarkisyan
Program Manager, CRRC – Armenia

Abovyan St. 52, room 312
(37410) 58-13-30 and 58-14-50
E-mail: conference@crrc.am

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May 06 , 2013

Lecture-discussion on "Supporting the Country to Turn Challenges into Opportunities"

The World Bank’s focuses on the near-term needs of accelerating economic growth, creating jobs, and reducing poverty. It aims to support the Government of Armenia’s (GoA) new Armenia Development Strategy (ADS) 2025. In an effort to draw greater synergies from our work and catalyze higher volumes of private resources to support Armenia’s development, Bank prioritizes increasing employment through creation of quality and high productivity jobs for the next five years. The three possible key areas of concentration of the Bank’s effort ought to evolve around (a) the support of competitiveness and job creation, (b) improvement of efficiency and equity in social services, and (c) improvement of governance and fight against corruption in the public services. ... read more