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| We work with government and civil society to advance debate, knowledge and skills and to create a wider mutual appreciation between the UK and Armenia. |
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| The project aimed at strengthening the capacity of local state institutions and agencies to manage the European integration processes more effectively. Read more. |
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| Launched in partnership with the International Centre for Human Development and the Migration Agency of Armenia, this project’s aims were to prevent illegal migration, increase efficiency of the processes of return and reintegration, and bring migration policy and legislation in line with the universally recognised norms and principles of migration law. Read more. |
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| The British Council, in collaboration with the Young Biologists Association in Armenia, presented the unique Darwin Now exhibition in Yerevan. The Darwin Now exhibition explored the origins of Darwin’s book and explained how they remain at the core of contemporary research in biology and medicine. Check out more. |
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| Within the project 'Raising Role of Media in Monitoring Government Programmes' British Council Armenia organised a study tour for journalists to London, UK. The project was funded by the British Government and the UNDP office in Armenia. |
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| Wo/Men in Politics is aimed at increasing the effectiveness of women in politics by developing necessary political skills, creating new networks, breaking stereotypical attitudes and changing the public perception of female leadership. Find out more. |
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| Skills for Employability is a British Council programme that addresses the demand for skills in a global economy so that national educational and training systems are better able to respond to labour market demands and learner needs. Read more. |
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| CLI was a programme of activities which facilitate leadership networking and exchange in the broader cultural and creative industries. he programme focuses on supporting a new generation of cultural leaders. Find out more. |
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| Active Citizens is a British Council programme in the area of intercultural dialogue and global citizenship. The vision of the project is a world in which people recognise their potential and exercise their responsibility to engage with others in the development of their communities at local and international level, that is a world of ‘Global Citizens’. Read more. |
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