Publications
FAO Armenia: Immediate response to COVID-19
10/12/2020
FAO's work in Armenia
09/06/2021
The purpose of this publication is to inform the general public, young people, media, partners, stakeholders, other interested parties, on the importance of the work implemented by the Organization in the country; to showcase the key achievements by the country office during the last 17 years; to increase the overall visibility of FAO in Armenia.
Gender, agriculture and rural development in Armenia
17/10/2017
As part of the FAO efforts on generating evidence and knowledge, and in compliance with the FAO Policy on Gender Equality, the purpose of the Country Gender Assessment for Armenia is to contribute to the production of knowledge for better informed, targeted and gender sensitive actions in agriculture and rural development.
Antimicrobial use practices in the livestock sector in Armenia
10/01/2025
Participants were interviewed face-to-face between 27 March and 29 October 2021. Farm surveys were conducted along with the collection of faucal and milk samples for AMR testing. After completion of the survey, participants were provided with an information leaflet on the use of antibiotics in livestock, and misconceptions were explained to them.
Improving food security and nutrition through cash+ in Armenia
09/11/2023
FAO has been supporting the Government of Armenia to find effective pathways out of poverty and food insecurity for rural households. This promising practice documents an integrated nutrition-sensitive cash+ approach piloted for the first time in the country in the Gyulagarak community in the Lori region, and in the Marmashen community in the Shirak region.
Study on the European Union–Armenia Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA)
17/12/2024
The report is aimed at analysing Armenia's legal, policy, and socioeconomic environment for CEPA implementation, identifying gaps, and providing recommendations for alignment.The project comprises three main components: legal analysis, agricultural policy analysis, and socioeconomic data analysis. The legal analysis aims to identify CEPA provisions related to agriculture, assess the current legal framework, and make recommendations for regulatory changes.