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Leadership, communication and problem-solving skills enhancement workshops
13.03.2012
A training workshop for women on enhancing leadership, communication and problem-solving skills started today in Yerevan and will continue until March 16. The training series are conducted by ICHD and the Turkish NGO GAYA with the purpose of enhancing the leadership and communication capacity of Armenian and Turkish women entrepreneurs in order to promote development and implementation of cross-country and cross-regional cooperative gain initiatives.
Ashot Khurshudyan, Head of Education and Training Unit at ICHD conducts this five-day certificate course . This is the first training series for women, the second to be held on March 20-23.
The training series are part of the project "Support to Armenia-Turkey Rapprochement (SATR) ", supported by USAID and implemented through a common effort of Project Consortium members: ICHD, Eurasia Partnership Foundation, Yerevan Press Club and UMB(E)A.
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Call for Expert on Conducting a Mapping of the International Development Cooperation and Coordination of the Partners Supporting the Parliament
This announcement is available only in Armenian.
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Call for Expert on Policy Communication and Instruments
This announcement is available only in Armenian.
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“Green light” for environmentally neutral business development from Lisbon to Vladivostok
On March 3, 2021, the first meeting of the GreenDeal Task Force created under the Initiative Lisbon-Vladivostok was held. In the videoconference format, more than twenty authoritative experts in the field of ecology and business from Austria, Armenia, Germany, Italy, Kazakhstan, Russia, France, as well as the representatives of the largest business industry associations supporting the Initiative Lisbon-Vladivostok, discussed common approaches to harmonizing the activities implemented by the EU and the EAEU on the path to sustainable development, including a radical reduction in greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere by 2050.
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