Annual report_2017

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PUBLIC AWARENESS RAISINGCORRUPTION AND SECURITY CHALLENGES17PRESS CONFERENCESINTERVIEWS181 To 20 TV companies, 9 radio channels, 2 printed, 150 online media7713131PUBLIC EVENTSIn the capital and in the provincesTRAINING COURSESFor 234 youngsters in Yerevan, Tavush and Aragatsotn provincesYOUNG PEOPLE(including World Vision Impact club beneficiaries, students of Zartonkeducational center and TUMO) received knowledge about corruptionThe state of corruption in 2016-2017 in Armenia,anticorruption policy, as well as the progress onimplementing anticorruption policy pursued byArmenia were introduced during TIAC’s publicevent dedicated to International AnticorruptionDay under the heading “Corruption and securitychallenges”. Later, a number of Governmentrepresentatives, TIAC and invited expertsdiscussed the corruption-related challenges inthe field of RA defense and security, human rights,public resources, social protection, and the possible ways of overcoming them..286400023CSO REPRESENTATIVES AND BENEFICIARIESReceived knowledge about participatory monitoring through TIAC andpartner organizations, of which 137 were enrolled in the monitoringactivities in the field of general educationYOUNG PEOPLEreceived knowledge on how to conduct observation during the electionsEVENTSJointly with TIAC and partner organizations with 2273 participantsMore than 90 representatives from state institutions, international organizations, foreigndiplomatic missions, political parties, non-governmental organizations and media outletsparticipated in the event.
State of corruption in Armenia and fight against it in 2016PUBLICGOVERNANCECORRUPTIONRISKSReport on Monitoring Results of Schools’ Financial ActivityCorruption risk assessment in the general education sector in ArmeniaThe Results of Monitoring of Armenian Public Procurement in 2016-2017Assessment of Corruption Risk in Mining Awards in ArmeniaMonitoring of the Misuse of Administrative Resources and Other ElectoralViolations during April 2017 Parliamentary Elections in ArmeniaMonitoring report on services within the framework of state activesustainable employment programsVoting Numbers Electronic Monitoring of 2017 Parliamentary Electionsin ArmeniaMonitoring report on provision of public transport servicesReport on Observation of Parliamentary Elections in Armenia on April 2 2017Monitoring report on preschool institutions within the framework of“Participatory process on the basis of education”Monitoring report on street lighting service provision in GyumriMonitoring report on garbage collection service provision in GyumriReport on monitoring results of RA Law on Breastfeeding Promotionand Regulation of Marketing of Baby Food and International Code ofMarketing of Breast-Milk SubstitutesPUBLICRESOURCESPARTICIPATORYMONITORINGJOINTPRODUCTS OFTIAC ANDPARTNERS2017PARLIAMENTARYELECTIONSNGOs,ENTREPRENEURSHIPAND VOLUNTEERINGBest Practices: Study of Armenian NGOs dealing with advocacyToolkit "All You Need To Know About Entrepreneurial Activities of CSOs"Guidance on the Good Standards and Practices of VolunteeringReport on monitoring quality and transparency of the services providedby Medical-Social Expertise Agency of RA Ministry of Labor and Social AffairsWhere does irresponsible mining start?Corruption Risk Assessment in Protection of Children Left withoutParental CareOpportunities for Conflicts of Interest and Discretionary Decision-Making Must BeEliminated from the Textbook Creation ProcessVotingVoting numbersWall of Election FalsifiersiDitord / educationiDitord / electionsVideos2016 annual reportOTHER MATERIALSDATABASESPOLICY BRIEFSPotential Abuse in the Implementation of Inclusive EducationPaid Tutoring in Public Schools: Causes and Consequences
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