A Statistical Booklet "Women and Men in Armenia"

A general analysis of the gender situation was presented to the international community during the United Nations (UN) Fourth World Beijing Conference on Women in 1995. Discussions ensured regarding the gender problems and an action plan to remedy them particularly in the field of educational information.

	English version of the "Women and Men in Armenia" Statistical Booklet Armenian version of the "Women and Men in Armenia" Statistical Booklet

"Armenia Social Trends" Bulletin: Issues Five and Six

Armenia Social Trends Bulletin is a joint publication of UNDP Armenia and the Government of Armenia. UNDP is committed to supporting the Government in its efforts to implement the Poverty Reduction Strategy and achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

	English [on-line] version of the "Armenia Social Trends" Bulletin: Issue Five Armenian [on-line] version of the "Armenia Social Trends" Bulletin: Issue Five English [on-line] version of the "Armenia Social Trends" Bulletin: Issue Six Armenian [on-line] version of the "Armenia Social Trends" Bulletin: Issue Six

Guidelines for Development of Pro-poor Policies in the Social Sector

These publication presents disaggregated indicators for healthcare, education and basic public services, elaborated based on the National Human Development Survey 2003. The publication also describes the methodology of using the presented indicators for more targeted pro-poor policies in the mentioned spheres.

	English version of the Guidelines Armenian version of the Guidelines

Explanation on the Law on the Human Rights Defender

This publication is an easy-to-use guide to the Law of the Republic of Armenia on the Human Rights Defender (Ombudsperson). It was prepared due to the successful cooperation between UNDP and the National Assembly (Parliament) of Armenia. The publication is a compilation of questions and answers.

	Armenian version of the Publication

Drug Situation in Southern Caucasus

This unique report covers all the three countries in the South Caucasus: Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. The analysis conducted in three countries indicated that the number of drug users and drug addicts increased in the region. The problem of drug addiction and drug trafficking acquire increasing importance for socio-economic and political stability of the South Caucasus. This publication is a first attempt for producing regional report on Drug Situation in Southern Caucasus. The introduction of effective and internationally used methods for collecting and analysing drug related information, as well as further enhancement of regional cooperation and coordination is of crucial importance.

	English version of the Drug Report Russian version of the Drug Report