Culture of Volunteerism in Armenia Booklet
Posted by civilsocietyindex on July 29, 2010
The publication is a culmination of the research done by Ms. Mane Tadevosyan and Ms Lusine Hakobyan, the national coordinator for the CIVICUS Civil Society Index in Armenia, a project within Counterpart International.
The booklet outlines the pattern of civic participation in volunteering in Armenia using three main focus areas; the regulatory environment, motivations behind volunteerism and volunteer management practices in an effort to inform policy makers on ways of improving volunteer contributions.
UNDP Deputy Resident Representative Mr. Dirk Boberg launched the booklet in Armenia and he said that it is intended for the use of the general civic society, including students, volunteers, civil society activists and authorities and decision makers.
The information provided by the booklet is greatly informed by the study done using the CS Index which provides a quantitative and qualitative methodology for assessing the different conditions in a country that influence the civil society in the country.
The Culture of Volunteerism is published in Armenian and English and was funded by the United Nations Volunteer (UNV) Programme.
To read the full volunteerism case study please click here:Volonterism_Eng-web
To learn more about the CSI project in Armenia, please visit http://www.advocacy.am/en/?nid=319
For more information please visit www.civicus.org
Lilit said
It is very actual and useful publication for Armenian voluntary sector. Thanks to everyone involved in this project.