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03/10/2010
The Institute of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ISEEES) at the University of California, Berkeley (UCB), in collaboration with the Caucasus Research Resource Centers (CRRC), is soliciting proposals from more...

27/08/2010
CRRC-Armenia is pleased to invite you to a lecture on “Courting the Nation Abroad: Diaspora Policies in Post-communist Armenia, Croatia and Serbia” to be conducted by Sarah Garding (PhD more...

17/08/2010
Caucasus Research Resource Center (CRRC) - Armenia invites you to a workshop on “The basics of Academic Writing” to be delivered by Laurène Aubert, Grenoble Institute of Political Studies (France)Dates: more...

09/08/2010
Due to a large number of interested participants CRRC-Armenia is extending the “Basic Statistical and Econometric Analysis with SPSS” methodological training course. The second group is already formed and will participate more...

27/07/2010
CRRC-Armenia invites applications from researchers, university staff, local NGOs, media, and others who are computer literate, have basic statistics knowledge, and are interested in the subject to participate in computer more...

2009 Armenia Corruption Survey

Caucasus Research Resource Centers (CRRC) - Armenia under the program of USAID Mobilizing Action Against Corruption (MAAC) activity has conducted three corruption surveys in Armenia aiming to measure perceptions and victimization relating to corruption and the provision of public services. The first Household survey was conducted in October 2008 among 1549 randomly selected adults (18 years and older) from allover Armenia. The second Household survey was conducted in October 2009 with 1515 respondents. The Enterprises Survey conducted in December 2009 and January 2010 included 400 private entities from all regions.

The intention of the surveys is to develop empirical information that can be discussed, analyzed, and used to help Government, civil society and the private sector as well as the MAAC Activity to formulate and implement policies and programs to improve governance and thereby reduce corrupt practice.

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