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Backyard Nurseries Provide Much-Needed Income in Rural Areas
By Kristine Hovsepyan
AGHAVNAVANK, Armenia—In Armenia, the life of a border village farmer comes at a price. The average farmer working close to the border relies on a soldier guarding the country from dusk till dawn, as he continues to work and provide for his family.
In the days just before the recent tragic clashes on the eastern border of Nagorno-Karabagh (Artsakh/NKR) and Azerba
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This is a marvelous, effective program that we should all support. I ache to help the people in Armenia and especially in Artsakh during this struggle, and the ATP gives me a way to do that. Also, KIVA in Armenia is a great way to make micro loans.
ATP is great. Its work needs to be expanded even more. Any economic activity in the rural and bordering areas is an important help.