On August 14, 2015, pre-selected Armenian applicants met in the premises of Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) in Yerevan to kick off the “Dreaming of a Colorful Garden” project. The project is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office and implemented by Candid Foundation from Germany together with EPF and the Humanitarian Research Public Union NGO from Azerbaijan.

EPF, with the support of UNICEF, is implementing a Study on Children´s Equitable Access to Justice in Armenia. We look for a researcher to conduct a desk study, including but not limited to, review of literature and analysis of collected data on the issue of children’s access to justice in Armenia with a focus on the most vulnerable groups (including children living in poor and/or difficult family circumstances, children with disabilities, etc.).

Young professionals from both countries (as well as Nagorno-Karabakh) shall write short essays describing their ideas and visions of what life or aspects of life could look like if there was a peace deal in the next few years. How would it affect border villages? How will it feel to see the neighboring country for the first time or return after more than two decades? How will it affect the development of both countries? Our goal is to create a mosaic of positive visions for a shared future in the South Caucasus.

Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) invites Organizational Development (OD) experts to apply for a consultancy to conduct OD of target CSOs using the Capacity Enhancement Tool (CET).

Eurasia Partnership Foundation is collecting information on available consultants in proposal writing and fundraising team management. Experienced candidates with excellent English, writing, interpersonal, computer and organizational skills and readiness to engage in proposal writing and fundraising teams on behalf of Armenian CSOs are welcome to submit their CVs and supporting documents to EPF. 

Our Anti-discrimination legal research mentioned in Memorandum prepared by the Department for the Execution of Judgments of the European Court of Human Rights as a part of implementation of General measures by the state authorities (Virabyan v. Armenia).