Citizen Participation the Real Success at Armenia Program’s Midpoint
Mkhitar Hovhannisyan, mayor of the small village of Gomk in southwestern Armenia, had seen plenty of international development projects come to his town before.
How to Start a Flash Mob
On a sunny, breezy day in Yeghvard, Armenia, a teenager in a bright white baseball cap walked along a park path reading a book. Then, strangely enough, so did another one. White caps and books began proliferating — white t-shirts, too.
Voter Registration Goes High-Tech in Cameroon
By Abiosseh Davis, Program Officer, Counterpart International In a meeting hall in Limbe, Cameroon, election officials surrounded by cameras addressed a crowd gathered to observe …
Promoting Voter Registration among People with Disabilities in Cameroon
By Abiosseh Davis, Program Officer, Counterpart International In every country in the world, approximately 15 to 20 percent of the population lives with one or more …
Cameroonian e-Elections Platform Launched by Counterpart Grantee
By Abiosseh Davis, Program Officer, Counterpart International Cameroon’s first-ever e-elections platform was launched by civil society organization Nouveau Droits de l’Homme (NDH) on Sept 25. …
Armenian Youth Leading Change in Their Communities
Counterpart International brought together young leaders from Armenia’s 41 Youth and Community Action Centers (Y/CAC) on August 3-5, 2012 and transformed three ordinary hot summer …
New Law Opens Government Records in Yemen
Yemen’s President has approved one of the Middle East’s most liberal open-government laws.
Clinton Praises Counterpart in Recognizing Work Of Armenian Civic Activists and Reformers
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has singled out Counterpart International for praise in their civil society work in Armenia.
In major step, Yemen moves toward open government
As Yemen draws up a new system of government, it is promising a level of openness unprecedented in the Arab world.
14 organizations receive grants to improve the status of women
Six new grants from Counterpart International will support women’s rights and promote women’s leadership in Azerbaijan.