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Population Enrollment with Primary Healthcare Physicians in Full Swing
In support to the implementation of the nationwide campaign on open enrollment of the primary healthcare physicians, USAID through AED in collaboration with the Primary Health Care Reform (PHCR) Project, organized a study tour on OE to Estonia for 15 Armenian healthcare officials, including the Ministry of Health (MOH) Working Group, representatives and health directors from all 11 marzes (regions) of Armenia. The study tour ran from October 22 to November 5, 2006. more... |  |
Building Strong Local Councils in Armenia
Local councils represent a key element in the local self-governance system in Armenia. They are designed to provide a counter-balance and oversight to mayor’s policies and decisions in order to be more accountable to the electorate and ensure the well being of the entire community. However, councils do not fully exercise their policy-making role, nor have they established rules of procedure that provide more in-depth and specific guidance than stipulated in legislation.
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New bonus system boosts volume of services provided to bank customers
In November-December 2006, a series of two-day seminars on Anti-Money Laundering, Payment Systems, Customer Service and Human Resources Management were organized for medium- to high-level staff of Armenian commercial banks and credit organizations. A total of 105 participants from various commercial banks and universal credit organizations attended the seminars. more... |  |
Mastering the Art of Impartial and Balanced Coverage
There is an underlying assumption present in newsrooms that if journalists have general reporting skills, then reporting elections is much like reporting anything else. However, elections are a great challenge for the media, and there are issues, which are specific to the reporting of elections. more... |  |
AED Holds a Training on Association Management and Strategic Planning
The number of tourists visiting Armenia is growing each year. For instance, in 2004 the number of tourists who visited Armenia grew by 26% since 2003 and by 113% since 2001. In 2006 the number of tourists grew even more, reaching a total of 381,000, up by 19.6% since 2005 when 318,600 tourists came to the country. more... |
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