Microprojects in Armenia and Artsakh

The Armenian Association of Toronto (AAT) is a non profit organization operating since 1996.  One of its goals is to provide its members and friends an environment for the promotion of the local Armenian experience and help contribute to the execution of projects involving Armenians both in the Diaspora and in Armenia/Artsakh.  To gauge the interests of the community and focus on activities that better serve their needs, and to secure the assistance and involvement of those interested, the Association has planned to hold four consultative gatherings in 2011 on topics of current general interest.  The first of such gatherings is basically about microfinancing venues in Armenia, more fully described below.
Artin

Friday, January 14, 2011, 7:30PM-10:30PM
Fairview Mall Toronto Public Library, Room A (4th Floor)

The Effectiveness of Donor Projects in Armenia/Artsakh
Micro Projects & Job Creation
Projects based on Kiva & UN models
Sarkis Yacoubian’s "Bridge to Karapakh" project, etc.
Moderators
Seta Ghougassian & Zohrab Sarkissian

The Armenian Association of Toronto (AAT) is a non profit organization operating since 1996.  One of its goals is to provide its members and friends an environment for the promotion of the local Armenian experience and help contribute to the execution of projects involving Armenians both in the Diaspora and in Armenia/Artsakh.  To gauge the interests of the community and focus on activities that better serve their needs, and to secure the assistance and involvement of those interested, the Association has planned to hold four consultative gatherings in 2011 on topics of current general interest.  The first of such gatherings is basically about microfinancing venues in Armenia, more fully described below.
Artin

Friday, January 14, 2011, 7:30PM-10:30PM
Fairview Mall Toronto Public Library, Room A (4th Floor)

The Effectiveness of Donor Projects in Armenia/Artsakh
Micro Projects & Job Creation
Projects based on Kiva & UN models
Sarkis Yacoubian’s "Bridge to Karapakh" project, etc.
Moderators
Seta Ghougassian & Zohrab Sarkissian

 

 
 

 

 
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