On July 7, 2017, JICA Uzbekistan Office team headed by Senior Representative Mr. ASAMI Eiji conducted Workshop on JICA Knowledge Co-Creation Training Program in Yerevan. Officials, key persons from partner organisations and line ministries took part at the Workshop, the objective of which was providing clarifications on the Training in Japan (Knowledge Co-Creation Program) with regards to its process and requirements in order to have smooth collaboration with partner organizations and the most fruitful training results as well, as presentation the results of JICA “Mini Grant Projects” successfully implemented in Armenia, Georgia and Uzbekistan during last two years.
The Workshop was opened with the welcome speech of Mr. ASAMI Eiji, Senior Representative of JICA Uzbekistan Office, where he stressed the importance of human resource development and the importance of cooperation in the framework of the KCC Program in this context.
Ms. Ruzan Khojikyan, Program Coordinator for Armenia made brief presentation on past and current JICA activities as well, as five JICA “Mini Grant Projects”, which were implemented in Armenia during last two years.
More Two winners of the “Mini Grant Project” in 2016, Ms. Marina Vardanyan, Expert chief specialist of Standing Committee on Science, Education Culture, Youth and Sport at Armenian Parliament, and Mr. Hovhannes Hovhannisyan, Instructor in Population Protection and Disaster Consequences Elimination Department of Rescue Service also attended the workshop and presented the implemented projects.
Mr.Farhod Kurbonov, Program Officer, JICA Uzbekistan Office had made comprehensive presentations on JICA “Mini Grant Projects” successfully implemented in Georgia and Uzbekistan during last two years.
At the end of the Workshop, during the questions and answers time, the participants clarified several issues, as well as shared their impressions on the Workshop stressing its importance.

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