Small projects target poorest, most isolated Armenian's (English)

When the Armenian social investment fund (ASIF) was created in 1996, local government structure was weak and unable to fund small-scale projects in remote or high-risk areas. The 1998 earthquake and transition from communism left behind broken networks, damaged or decrepit infrastructure and hit hard Armenia's poorest populations. The ASIF's more than 767 micro-infrastructure projects have contributed to the drop in the country's poverty rate and...
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  • 2007/01/31

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  • Armenia,

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  • 2015/02/23

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  • Small projects target poorest, most isolated Armenian's

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Small projects target poorest, most isolated Armenian's (English). IDA at work ; Community development Washington, DC : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/804961468002993858

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