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Areg Gharabegian

Areg Gharabegian

Areg Gharabegian has a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and an M.S. in Energy, Resources, and Environment with more than 30 years of experience in the field of project management, environmental studies, and transportation engineering. Since 1990 he has visited Armenia numerous times to provide assistance in the development of Western-style management procedures and practices, and to provide training in various environmental issues and technical computer models.
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  1. Great commentary and a very well-rounded review of the status of these efforts in Armenia. Thank You.

  2. Armenia’s Western funded NGOs are a serious threat to the county’s normal development and should thus be shutdown.

    • . . . And only non-Western-funded NGOs should be allowed. . . God bless the “rise of Russia.”

  3. All nation states are works in progress… as are their citizens’ perspectives and levels of experience with democratic process. Tensions between resident and diaspora actors are to be expected although the friction between the two can be as productive as it is painful…. the challenge is for both sets of actors to stay in the game for the long term.

  4. Just by reading the first sentence I could understand that the author has no idea what he’s talking about. Or he does, but wants the unsuspecting readers to get confused even more about “The big old ugly Soviet Times”… So, why would somebody lie that “During the Soviet era in Armenia, there were virtually no non-governmental organizations (NGOs)”?

    No Western funded grant processing machines that’s for sure. What else he could be talking about mixing together NGOs, CSOs, non-profits, charities, labor unions, professional societies – all conveniently labeled “non-governmental organizations” by US government bureaucrats from the US Agency for International Development? If they are funded by a foreign government, they become quasi-governmental organizations. The only difference is that it’s not the Armenian government, but foreign governments who control them.

  5. Dear Colleagues of CSOs in Armenia,
    Greetings from Save the Earth Cambodia.
    I am writing to connect with the agencies those are experienced to work in the Solid Waste Management.

    So, please help me to connect with the CSOs that are working/experienced in the Solid Solid Waste Management.
    You kind assistance to connect me with the respective CSOs is highly appreciated

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