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Improving the health system in Armenia’s Syunik regionruckkeenee@afd.frTue, 20 Oct, 2026 - 10:38 Armenia: strengthening health care in Syunik March 19, 2025 Désactivé CAM1027 Ongoing Armenia Health and Social ProtectionFighting InequalitiesCrises and conflicts Health and Social ProtectionFighting Inequalities Armenia NGO grants Deteriorating health conditions in Armenia over the past 30 years, the pandemic, and the consequences of the two most recent wars have made structural improvements to the health system essential. Led by the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU), the project helps improve the quality of health care in the Syunik region by strengthening health facilities, developing health professionals’ skills, and empowering civil society. ContextAssociation Santé Arménie, a civil society organization and consortium member, defines the scientific and medical strategy.Fondation Santé Arménie, the local civil society partner, is responsible for implementing, managing, and monitoring the project on the ground.WINNET, a local civil society partner in Syunik, leads efforts to strengthen civil society in the region.DescriptionArmenia’s health system faces numerous challenges. Access to care is highly unequal, with a two-tier system that excludes the most vulnerable. Poor-quality care and inadequate professional training have also fueled growing public distrust of health professionals. An assessment of local needs identified improving health in the threatened border region of Syunik as a priority, through access to quality care and a stronger civil society.The project aims to improve the overall health of Syunik’s Armenian population and, in turn, their living conditions. Health is essential to social progress and to reducing poverty and inequalities, including gender inequalities. It also contributes to economic growth, stability, and social cohesion.ImpactsStrengthening health facilities and their capacity to provide a wider range of more accessible health services.Developing health professionals’ skills, particularly through the sharing of French expertise, to improve the quality and acceptability of care close to where rural communities live.Strengthening civil society and empowering citizens to take an active role in improving their own health and reducing gender inequalities. November 14, 2023 Supporting home renovation and energy efficiency 2013ArmeniaFinancing amount : € 11 500 000Armenia: strengthening health care in Syunik 2023ArmeniaFinancing amount : € 1 000 000Improving the sustainability of water resources and irrigated agriculture in the Ararat Plain 2015 - 2021ArmeniaFinancing amount : € 85 000 000Support the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) 2022 - 2032South AfricaFinancing amount : € 50 000 000Strengthening Ibn Sina College in Nablus 2022 - 2027PalestineFinancing amount : € 14 580 000Neonatal and child health in Gaza and the West Bank 2024 - 2028PalestineFinancing amount : € 9 000 000 Green education for climate resilience in Iraq 2026 - 2029IraqFinancing amount : € 450 000Armenia: strengthening health care in Syunik 2023ArmeniaFinancing amount : € 1 000 000UGAB (Armenian General Benevolent Union, AGBU) 1 000 000 € 2 292 193 € 3 years Adresse European Neighborhood and Enlargement and AFD's office in Istanbul
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