Since 2014, ICHD in partnership of the UNFPA-Armenia and with the support of USAID has been implementing the project “Community Awareness Raising Campaign throughout Armenia” (CARCATA). The project is implemented in close cooperation with the Ministry of Health of RA, and regional administrations. CARCATA’s goal is to raise the knowledge of the Armenians countrywide on proper reproductive health care and use of modern methods of contraception. The project is designed to influence the current perceptions and use of modern contraceptives, and to address social issues that affect contraceptive behavior. It strives to provide accurate information about the benefits of family planning for women, their children, and their families in the framework of a larger UNFPA/USAID project on “Promoting Contraceptive Security in Armenia”.

Opening of Call for Experts (policy analysis, policy monitoring, policy advice and legislation analysis experts) – fourth call

International Center for Human Development (ICHD) decided to launch a fourth public call for experts to further supplement the rosters of experts for policy team members under project implementation procedure.
Experts having an experience in policy analysis, policy monitoring, policy advice and legislation analysis and legislation drafting for gender, reproductive rights and reproductive health, international trade, energy security, civil military control, public education, public health projects, are particularly encouraged to apply.

The call for experts is available through the main page of ICHD official website or under the following link:
http://ichd.org/?laid=1&com=module&module=static&id=1078

This is an open-ended call.

An Estonian think tank, Praxis Center for Policy Studies (http://praxis.ee) implements the project “Advancement of the advocacy and participation capacity of the Armenian civil society organizations” with the financial support of the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and administrative assistance from ICHD.  Within the framework of the project a series of seminars on advocacy, networking and influencing policy making will be organized, as well as a study visit to Praxis. 

International Center for Human Development (ICHD) is inviting qualified applicants to participate in a Secondment from Armenian Private Employment Agencies (PEAs) to EU-based PEA (Host) according to the Terms of References below.

ICDH is looking for three local experts for the following short-term consultancy under the “Strengthening Evidence Based Management of Labour Migration in Armenia” (SEBMLM) Project funded by the European Union.

The Call for Applications is part of the project “The Role of Civil Society in EU integration processes: real engagement though effective involvement” supported by International Visegrad Fund. 

The Call for Applications is part of the “Support to Armenia-Turkey Rapprochement” project supported by USAID. The project is jointly implemented by a Consortium of four organizations: Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF), Union of Manufacturers and Businessmen of Armenia (UMBA), International Center for Human Development (ICHD), and Yerevan Press Club (YPC) in cooperation with a number of key Turkish partners including: the Global Political Trends Center, the Turkish-Armenian Business Development Council, Anadolu Kültür, GAYA research institute, the Media and Communications Department of Izmir University of Economics, Toplum Gönüllüleri Vakfi, the Turkish Economic and Social Studies Foundation, and the Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey.

ABOUT PROJECT: The Umbrella Information Support System for Employment Services (ULISSES) is a sub-component of the larger “Strengthening Evidence-Based Management of Labor Migration in Armenia” jointly implemented by ICHD (International Center for Human Development) and IOM (International Organization for Migration).

The topic will cover the areas: (1) Defining EU Labour Legislation, (2) A legal base for Armenian private employment agencies operating from Armenia within the EU, (3) The Triple Win of Circular Labour Migration (esp. for unskilled and low skilled workers).

We are sorry, but only Armenian variant of call for applications is available.