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Access to reliable, comprehensive information is essential for democratic development and economic prosperity. Civilnet.am is founded on the premise that it’s possible to provide news, in context, well researched, and interesting. CivilNet offers video programming on topics ignored by the mainstream media – environmental issues, women’s rights, the activities and interests of the young professional generation, students and their passions, artists and their creativity. Interviews with international figures offer a better understanding of global and regional events and their impact on Armenia.

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Author: bella

Civilitas Foundation. Financial Statement 2010

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Civilitas Foundation. Financial Statement 2009

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Negative Experience Index score* – 2011

Armenia 37 Azerbaijan 26 Georgia 24 Russia 16 France 29 USA 32 *The Negative Experience Index is a real-time measure of respondents’ experienced anger, stress, worry, sadness, and physical pain, out of 148 countries Source: gallup.com

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Democracy score in the country*

2007 2012 Armenia 5.21 5.39 Azerbaijan 6.00 6.57 Georgia 4.68 4.82 Russia 5.86 6.18 Slovenia 1.82 1.89 * From 1 (the highest level of democratic progress) to 7 (the lowest level of democratic progress) Source: freedomhouse.org

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The Enabling Trade Index 2012*

Armenia 59 Azerbaijan 81 Georgia 38 Russia 112 Turkey 62 Iran 117 * Measures development level of institutions, policies, and services facilitating the free flow of goods over borders; out of 132 individual economies Source: worldbank.org

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Population opinion on what values parents should try to develop in their children – 2011

Being hardworking 45% Ability to form and express his/her own opinion 37% Sense of responsibility 14% Tolerance and respect for other people 3% Imagination 1% Source: CRRC, Social cohesion survey

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Share of population satisfied with the quality of water in the area in which they live – 2011

Armenia 62% Azerbaijan 52% Georgia 72% Slovenia 87% Germany 96% Canada 89% Source: gallup.com

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Conflicts and History Textbooks

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Share of population who reported having an account at a financial institution* – 2011

Armenia 17% Azerbaijan 15% Georgia 33% Russia 48% Sweden 99% USA 88% *financial organizations are: banks, credit unions, cooperatives, post offices or microfinance institutions Source: worldbank.org

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Share of population considering their current and future lives as suffering – 2011 survey

Armenia 35% Azerbaijan 18% Georgia 28% Slovakia 12% Russia 19% Canada 1% Source: gallup.com

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