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  • Berlin Polyclinic
    Solar Water Heating Project in Berlin Polyclinic
    Within the framework of the USAID funded Commercialization of Energy Efficiency Program Advanced Engineering Associates International has completed a solar water heating project in Berlin Polyclinics in Gyumri. The objective of the project was to demonstrate the benefits of renewable energy technologies that can potentially replace conventional energy sources such as electricity in water heating.
  • Tourism Destination Management Program training
    Academic Partnerships Bring International Best Practice to Armenia’s Tourism Industry
    The Armenian tourism workforce has been provided with enhanced opportunities for the development of skills and knowledge. CAPS year-long efforts yielded in an evolving long-term academic partnership between the renowned George Washington University (GWU) based in the USA, with one of the world’s oldest and most respected tourism programs in the world and the American University of Armenia (AUA).
  • Graduates of the first training course
    Internationally Recognized Quality Standards for Armenian Pharmaceuticals
    The Armenian Pharmaceutical Industry is making dramatic steps toward the introduction of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), a quality standard that countries around the world rely on today to import and export medicines.
  • Actuarial Training Program Graduation
    USAID Establishes First Class of Insurance Actuaries in Armenia
    In cooperation with the UK Actuarial Profession (UKAP) and the Central Bank of Armenia (CBA), the USAID Financial Sector Deepening Project (FSDP) is implementing an Actuarial Training Program designed to make further contributions to the Armenian insurance and pension sectors.
  • Two women
    USAID and WV hand over project to the Armenian government
    On December 10, 2008, the official signing ceremony of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between four Marzpetarans (Tavush, Lori, Syunik and Gegharkunik) and World Vision Armenia took place at the Yerevan Congress Hotel, marking the official transfer of the USAID Medical Outreach Teams (MOT) Project to the Government of Armenia.