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Outdoor lighting provided in main streets of Karaglukh village
In the frames of the Project aimed at eco-village network development, the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) and its general partner VivaCell-MTS continue the installation of outdoor lighting systems in the remote villages of Armenia. This time the main streets of Karaglukh village of Eghegis community in Vayots Dzor region, […]
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The central streets of Tashir have been illuminated
The Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) with its general partner VivaCell-MTS continue the activities aimed at the development and activation of community life. In the frames of jointly implemented Alternative Energy project 80 LED lights were installed in all the adjacent streets of the central park of Tashir town of […]
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Rural Christmas Fair
New Year is approaching and if you think to get pure, fair, tasty rural products, we have an amazing offer for you! The Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) and Fund for Organic Farming (FOF) are pleased to invite you to the Rural Christmas Fair. The Fair will take place in […]
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The whole territory of Amrakits community is illuminated
The “Alternative Energy” Project continues to encompass new communities. Within a year owing to the project implemented by 2 stages, another village in Lori region has been illuminated. The partnership of the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) and VivaCell-MTS yields fruitful results. In the autumn of 2016, a system with […]
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An outdoor energy-efficient lighting system installed in Agarakadzor
The Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC), with its general partner VivaCell-MTS, continues installation of energy-efficient outdoor lighting systems in the frames of the project aimed at the development of an eco-village network in Armenia. In the first stage of the project, 51 LED lights were installed in Agarakadzor village of […]
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Lighting system fully launched in borderland Martiros village
Borderland village Martiros in Vayots Dzor has more than 700-year old history with significant cultural heritage. However, it had remained with unlighted streets since 1990s. Owing to the two-stage program, the situation has changed dramatically. As a result of cooperation between the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) and VivaCell-MTS, in […]
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Partnership aimed at infrastructure development in communities
Installation of outdoor illumination energy efficient systems continues in the borderland villages. This time, in the frames of Alternative Energy project, due to the joint efforts of the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) and VivaCell-MTS, 41 LED lights were installed in Zaritap village of Vayots Dzor, illuminating 1500 meter long […]
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E-bike station opening and outdoor illumination system modernization in Garni
Two green events: the opening of electric bicycles’ station and the launch of modernized outdoor illumination system took place in the ancient Garni village rich with historical and architectural monuments On October 21, the opening of the e-bike station of the Green Mobility project took place in the frames of SunChild 7th International Environmental Festival. […]
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Another main street of a village along Armenia’s border has been illuminated
It has been 3 years, since the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) jointly with VivaCell-MTS has been implementing “Alternative Energy” project in Berdavan community of Tavush region. Partners have constructed 2 outdoor lighting systems. In 2015, a solar heating system was installed in the community’s kindergarten. Today main roads in […]
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Outdoor lighting system launched in borderland Dovegh village
Dovegh village of Tavush Region borders the neighboring country in east sharing a 15-km borderline. Notwithstanding the necessity of full-functioning outdoor lighting system, the borderline village population had to satisfier their needs using the partially functioning infrastructures. This year, owing to the community development program implemented by partner organizations, the problem of outdoor lighting has […]
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