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Total area is 186 218 square meter Total population is 17.1 million Among them:

Total area is 186 218 square meter Total population is 17.1 million Among them: Azerbaijan - 9.3 million, Capital Baku, Unitary presidential republic Georgia – 4.3 million, Capital Tbilisi, Unitary semi-presidential republic

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Total area is 186 218 square meter Total population is 17.1 million Among them:

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  1. Total area is 186 218 square meter Total population is 17.1 million Among them: Azerbaijan - 9.3 million, Capital Baku, Unitary presidential republic Georgia – 4.3 million, Capital Tbilisi, Unitary semi-presidential republic Armenia – 3.1 million, Capital Yerevan, Presidential republic Breakaway regions: Abkhazia- 250 000, Capital Sokhum/i Nagornikarabakh- 150 000, Capital Stepanakert/Khankendi Languages: Armenian, Azerbaijani, Russian and Georgian Ethnics: Azeri, Armenians, Georgians, Russians, Ukrainians, Assyrians, Greeks, Kurds, Ossetians Religions: Islam, Christianity, Judaism etc

  2. CARE International in the Caucasus • CARE International has been working in the Caucasus since the early 1990s when armed conflicts broke out in the region and resulted in vast human suffering. • Since 1995 CARE Caucasus has shifted its focus from emergency relief to pro-poor economic development. • Starting from 2009 to better coordinate its activities to achieve a meaningful and sustainable impact on people’s lives CIC moved from project to program approach; • There are four domains of intervention which relate to the four main underlying causes of poverty that have been identified by CARE: • governance • participation and civil society • conflict prevention and security • market linkages and market support

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