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In May-October 2021 “Advanced Public Research (APR) Group” NGO will be implementing “Conduction Nationwide Household Sample Survey on Infertility Prevalence among Armenian Population” project. The Project is funded by the UN Population Fund (UNFPA).

The goal of the project is to identify the state of infertility prevalence among the population of Armenia.

APR Group has launched data collection process.

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In February 2021 “Decent Work Now!” project was launched with funding by the European Union (EU). The project is implemented in consortium with “Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly Vanadzor”, “Transparency International Anticorruption Center” and “Factor” Information Center.

Within the framework of the project “Advanced Public Research (APR) Group” NGO is conducting a baseline study on the state of labor rights. The study is implemented using qualitative and quantitative data collection methods. The study sample includes the population of all marzes and capital Yerevan according to their proportions.

Interviews are done using computer software – CAPI (Computer Assisted Personal Interviewing). APR will utilize CAPI system which allows data collection through tablets.

Quantitative survey will be followed by qualitative interviews with sectorial experts, as well as employers.

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In August-October 2020, “Advanced Public Research (APR) Group” NGO carried out preparations for “Conduction Nationwide Household Sample Survey on Infertility Prevalence among Armenian Population” project implemented by the UN Population Fund (UNFPA).

The goal of the project is to identify the state of infertility prevalence among the Armenian population.

During the preparation phase APR Group clarified the methodology, developed questionnaires for interviews with female and male population, developed the survey sampling, piloted the questionnaires and submitted them to the donor.

No field work was done in 2020 conditioned with restrictions during COVID pandemic. The data collection was moved to 2021.

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13-11-2019

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.