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GRADUATION APPROACH 2017-2018 PHASE EVALUATION
The Graduation Approach is one pragmatic approach (among others) to help the extreme poor move into sustainable livelihoods through the self-employment that is their only viable option given the lack of salary- or wage-paying
End Violence against Children - Progress report (2019, Armenia)
As in many countries throughout the world, children living in Armenia experience situations of violence in their homes and within the communities where they live. Despite governments, citizens and children taking action to
30 years in Armenia: for children, for change, for life
Throwback to World Vision Armenia's 30th anniversary celebration in Yerevan.
Annual Review, 2018
World Vision Armenia Annual Review sums up the organization's main achievements during 2018 with vivid narrative and financial highlights.
Girl child visible?
The report is available only in Armenian.
The report is developed within World Vision Armenia's "Caring for Equality" project and aims to demonstrate the visibility of girl (and boy) child in country's statistics
Caring for Equality Project Final Evaluation Report
The baseline was conducted July-August, 2016 at the start of the Caring for Equality Project in Armenia which strived to reduce prenatal sex selection and other forms of gender inequality. The final evaluation has been
SAY YES PROJECT BASELINE EVALUATION
This survey reveals root causes of unemployment among Armenia's youth.
The unemployment rate among youth aged 15-35 comprises 70%. The young people studying at school, vocational and higher education institutions comprise a
Survey: Identification of skills needed and motivation of youth to pursue a career in the agrarian sector
This Report presents the findings of the Survey on identification of the skills needed in agrarian sector in Lori, Gegharkunik and Ararat regions of Armenia and is prepared within “EU4Youth – SAY YES Skills for Jobs” project
Armenia: Leaving Egos and Logos at the Door | It takes partnerships Case Study
Globally, violence affects half of the world’s children and costs the global community up to US$7 trillion a year, or roughly 8% of global GDP. Recognising the urgency of the issue, World Vision launched It takes a world to
World Vision Armenia - General Overview with Map
World Vision Armenia - General Overview with Map
Graduation approach
Local Value Chain Development
The LVCD project model aims to help people generate a sustainable income that allows them to provide for the needs of their families. Producers increase their wealth through better engagement with markets and by building
THE INVISIBLE SIDE OF EVERYDAY LIFE: GENDER STEREOTYPES IN DAILY ROUTINE
This study has been conducted by funding from “Caring for Equality” Project, implemented by the World Vision Armenia. The aim of the project is to change and prevent the stereotypical attitude and behavior affecting women and
For Children, For Change, For Life_2017
Report on "Young Voices" Survey Results
Caring for Equality project baseline evaluation report, 2016
The baseline was conducted July-August, 2016 at the start of the Caring For Equality Project in Armenia which will strive to reduce prenatal sex selection and other forms of gender inequality. The research sites included
Strategy Baseline Survey, Child Protection Technical Program, 2015
WVA Child protection TP strategy baseline is designed to provide representative data both for all 14 APs and for national strategy. As well as, CP TP baseline evaluation included population based survey with quasi
Annual Review 2015
World Vision Armenia Annual Review sums up the organization's main achievements during 2015 with vivid narrative, financial highlights and success stories.
First Signs of Success
IMPACT and SKYE clubs are groups of young people who meet together each week to identify community problems, brainstorm, plan and implement community service and social enterprise projects. Adolescents and youth undertake
Looking Back 2015: World Vision Armenia Local Value Chain Development Report
World Vision Armenia began implementation of its new strategy in FY 2015 and Local Value Chain Development (LVCD) projects was the primary economic development approach chosen . This brief report covers the first year of LVCD
World Vision Armenia Annual Review 2014
In 2014 World Vision positively touched the lives of over 500,000
people in the South Caucasus (Armenia and Georgia). A further
1, 800,000 children benefitted from strategic advocacy efforts that
focused on improved well
Outcomes of Child Health Now Campaign in Armenia
External evaluation of the impacts/outcomes of World Vision's Child Health Now campaign in Armenia.
Armenia - Annual Review 2013
This year’s highlights presented in this report bear witness to our efforts to: educate children for life, keep them safe, healthy and protected while also building livelihoods and in healing broken hearts for a more hopeful