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Caucasus Environmental NGO Network (CENN)
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CARE International in the Caucasus Annual Report 2009
CARE International in the Caucasus has issued Annual Report covering 2009
calendar year. To download the electronic version, please click
<http://www.care-caucasus.org.ge/photos/C ARE%20Annual%20Report%202009%20fina
l.pdf> here
You will find the following topics in the publication:
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
COUNTRY DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE
UNDERLYING CAUSES OF POVERTY IN GEORGIA/SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS AND CARE'S
RESPONSE
SHIDA KARTLI
This region, most severely affected by the 2008 war, is now home to 9,800
IDPs. Both the newly displaced people from South Ossetia and the 100,000
returnees following short-term displacement are in need of assistance to
recover their livelihoods. CARE has provided extensive humanitarian support
from the fi rst days of the war and in 2009 started working on income
generation and IDP integration with over 5780 beneficiary households.
RACHA-LECHKHUMI AND KVEMO SVANETI
With a harsh climate and limited arable land, this is the most sparsely
populated and poorest region in Georgia. CARE fi ghts poverty by using the
innovative Markets-for-
the-Poor approach in Racha, and developing capacities of community-based
organisations to provide services and advocate for the poor in Lechkhumi and
Kvemo Svaneti.
KVEMO KARTLI
Since 2003 CARE has worked in this ethnically diverse border region of
Georgia, which is home to a large number of ethnic Azeris, to improve
farming practices, support
start-up small businesses and rehabilitate rural infrastructure. Value
chains are developed by setting up joint ventures in partnership with
private companies and support to rural associations.
SAMTSKHE-JAVAKHETI
A region with signifi cant ethnic Armenian population bordering Armenia and
Turkey, Samtskhe-Javakheti has been in the focus of CARE's work since 1997.
Ongoing
projects aim at the development of value chains through the establishment of
small and medium enterprises in partnership with private companies and
support to
farmers and rural associations.
REGIONAL PROJECTS
Responding to common needs and challenges, CARE works at a cross-border and
regional level to support the development of civil society and the reduction
of poverty. In partnership with local organizations, CARE strives to
increase the role of women in peacebuilding and support dialogue across
existing division lines in the South Caucasus.
PROGRAMME FUNDS
MAP OF CARE ACTIVITIES
OUR MISSION AND STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS
If you would like to receive a hard copy of the Annual Report please contact
Mariam Betlemidze, Tel.Fax: (995 32) 291941; (995 32) 294307; Mob: (+995 99)
900822
Your comments and views about our Annual Report are highly valuable to us,
so please don't hesitate to write to <mailto:[email protected],ge>
Maria [email protected],ge
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
T +995 32 75 19 03/04
F +995 32 75 19 05
<mailto:[email protected]> [email protected]
<http://www.cenn.org> www.cenn.org
CARE International in the Caucasus Annual Report 2009
CARE International in the Caucasus has issued Annual Report covering 2009
calendar year. To download the electronic version, please click
<http://www.care-caucasus.org.ge/photos/C ARE%20Annual%20Report%202009%20fina
l.pdf> here
You will find the following topics in the publication:
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
COUNTRY DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE
UNDERLYING CAUSES OF POVERTY IN GEORGIA/SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS AND CARE'S
RESPONSE
SHIDA KARTLI
This region, most severely affected by the 2008 war, is now home to 9,800
IDPs. Both the newly displaced people from South Ossetia and the 100,000
returnees following short-term displacement are in need of assistance to
recover their livelihoods. CARE has provided extensive humanitarian support
from the fi rst days of the war and in 2009 started working on income
generation and IDP integration with over 5780 beneficiary households.
RACHA-LECHKHUMI AND KVEMO SVANETI
With a harsh climate and limited arable land, this is the most sparsely
populated and poorest region in Georgia. CARE fi ghts poverty by using the
innovative Markets-for-
the-Poor approach in Racha, and developing capacities of community-based
organisations to provide services and advocate for the poor in Lechkhumi and
Kvemo Svaneti.
KVEMO KARTLI
Since 2003 CARE has worked in this ethnically diverse border region of
Georgia, which is home to a large number of ethnic Azeris, to improve
farming practices, support
start-up small businesses and rehabilitate rural infrastructure. Value
chains are developed by setting up joint ventures in partnership with
private companies and support to rural associations.
SAMTSKHE-JAVAKHETI
A region with signifi cant ethnic Armenian population bordering Armenia and
Turkey, Samtskhe-Javakheti has been in the focus of CARE's work since 1997.
Ongoing
projects aim at the development of value chains through the establishment of
small and medium enterprises in partnership with private companies and
support to
farmers and rural associations.
REGIONAL PROJECTS
Responding to common needs and challenges, CARE works at a cross-border and
regional level to support the development of civil society and the reduction
of poverty. In partnership with local organizations, CARE strives to
increase the role of women in peacebuilding and support dialogue across
existing division lines in the South Caucasus.
PROGRAMME FUNDS
MAP OF CARE ACTIVITIES
OUR MISSION AND STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS
If you would like to receive a hard copy of the Annual Report please contact
Mariam Betlemidze, Tel.Fax: (995 32) 291941; (995 32) 294307; Mob: (+995 99)
900822
Your comments and views about our Annual Report are highly valuable to us,
so please don't hesitate to write to <mailto:[email protected],ge>
Maria [email protected],ge
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress