During 2021, the "Advanced Public Research Group" NGO, with the financial support of the United Nations Population Fund, implemented the program "Implementation of sample surveys of households on the prevalence of infertility among the population of Armenia". Within the framework of the project, 3,000 quantitative interviews were conducted with women and men of reproductive age in all regions of the Republic of Armenia and in the city of Yerevan.
In June 2019, Advanced Public Research Group NGO (hereinafter APR Group) conducted a sociological survey in all the regions of Armenia and in Yerevan within the framework of the sub-grant provided by the Union of Informed Citizens NGO.
The research study examined the main sources of information for the population, and their trust in them. There was a separate focus on how people use the information received from the television, radio, newspapers, the Internet (including social networks and online media), to what extent they trust it, and how people disseminate and check the information they receive. Moreover, all these data were considered not only by social, sex and age and other groups but also by people’s political views in order to understand whether media literacy has any relation to political views.
In May 2019, a sociological survey was conducted on the whole territory of the Republic of Armenia by Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly-Vanadzor with the involvement of “Advanced Public Research Group” (APR Group) non-governmental organization. The survey was conducted for the 5th time since 2014 and was aimed at discovering the public sentiment towards international organizations, namely, European Union and Eurasian Economic Union. Interesting facts have been recorded as a result of the comparison of surveys conducted in different years.
In September 2018 “Advanced Public Research Group” NGO (APR Group) launched “Supporting to mechanisms for collective protection of labor rights” project in Armenia with the financial support by the US Department of State. The goal of the project is to promote trade union movement in Armenia as a mechanism of collective labor rights protection. Within the framework of the project a research on existing issues and challenges in the field of collective labor rights protection was conducted to identify gaps in legislation and enforcement practice, as well as find solutions to the establishment of effective Trade Union system.
