PIN Armenia – Help with us

THE METS & MORE BAKERY IN METSAMOR CITY, WAS ESTABLISHED IN PURSUIT OF SOCIAL COHESION

Mets & More Bakery is far beyond just a “brick and mortar” business, it represents the social cohesion between displaced individuals and their host community.

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SUPPORTING VOLUNTARILY RETURNED MIGRANTS WITH REINTEGRATION IN ARMENIA

The repatriates keenly stayed true to their business interests and desires and sought financial opportunities to start their business upon returning to Armenia.

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THROUGH THE EYES OF THE CONFLICT-AFFECTED POPULATION

Within the REACT project, PIN has produced a documentary series focusing on Armenia’s conflict-affected population. Filming was done by five people, they received phones to document their lives in Armenia after the conflict through their eyes. This series is called “This is us, our life in Armenia”. The heroes of our stories are different, yet their stories are almost the same.

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SUPPORTING SOUTHERN ARMENIA THROUGH ADVENTURES ON THE LEGENDS TRAIL

This year, why not visit the Legends Trail a 150-kilometer route through the Goris, Tatev, and Kapan communities in southern Armenia?

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AMASIA WOOL FACTORY BECOMES A COMMERCIAL OPERATION

When the pilot ended, a local businessman collaborated with the Shirak Regional Development Foundation to continue investing in the start-up company. The new owner has assumed responsibility for the factory’s production and is working to expand the product line, add jobs, and further develop the regional wool value chain.

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ENCOURAGING THE SWITCH TO REUSABLE SHOPPING BAGS IN ARMENIA

Reusable bags are a great way to reduce plastic in the environment. To encourage their uptake in rural Armenia, People in Need conducted research to better understand the motivations, and barriers, to sustainability

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People in Need (PIN) is an international non-governmental organization founded in the Czech Republic in 1992. PIN implements long-term humanitarian and development projects in more than 30 countries.

PIN arrived in Armenia as part of the humanitarian response to the devastating Spitak earthquake in 1988 when the founders had not yet officially registered the organisation.

Years later, in 2003, the PIN Armenia representative office was established to support rural tourism, civic education and youth empowerment, integration of migrants, and job creation in Armenia.

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