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Please, estimate water supply quality in Armenia.
One of the main objectives of the UNECE-WHO/Europe Protocol on Water and Health is the provision of safe drinking water and sanitation to everyone, with special consideration to ensure equitable access to these services for all members of the population.
“In the framework of “Irrigation System Enhancement Project” it will be possible to save 2 mln kWh of electricity”, said Senior Water Resources Specialist of the World Bank Mr. Winston Yu during the presentation of current outcomes of projects to the Chairman of the State Committee of Water Economy of the RA MEINR Mr. Arsen Harutyunyan.
“Veolia Djur” company has already been registered formally, it will implement the commitments of one single operator in the whole territory of the Republic of Armenia in upcoming 15 years”, said Vice President of Central, Eastern Europe of Veolia Group Ms. Malika Ghendouri during the ...
Announcement of "Mini Grant Project" JICA /Japan International Cooperation Agency/ Program for 2019 in Armenia /Application form and guideline is attached as well/.
For the reference, please find attached examples of implemented projects of last years.
This project can apply only all ex-participants of JICA KCCP (training programs).
Ex-participant has to submit electronic version of Application directly to JICA Armenia Office, jica.arm.r@gmail.com.
Implementation schedule:
Deadline for receiving application form: October 18, 2019
Announcement of results: beginning of November, 2019
Completion of projects: end of February, 2020
In case of questions, you can contact JICA Program Coordinator in Armenia Ms. Ruzan Khojikyan / Tel./Fax: +374 10 568805, Mobile: +374-77 710 760, E-mail: jica.arm.r@gmail.com/
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