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Introduction
In response to the displacement crisis in Armenia during 2023, stemming from the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, a comprehensive assessment was conducted to evaluate the demographic composition, socioeconomic conditions, immediate needs, and livelihood aspirations of the displaced populations. This initiative aimed to inform evidence-based interventions to support sustainable livelihoods and socioeconomic integration.
The assessment utilized a triangulated methodology that combined quantitative surveys with qualitative interviews, conducted over three weeks from November 10 to November 30, 2024. Despite challenges such as time constraints and limited accessibility, the findings provide critical insights that can guide strategic, high-impact programs to address the complex needs of the displaced population.
The findings underline the critical need for integrated, evidence-based, and inclusive programs that address the diverse challenges faced by displaced households. By fostering resilience through psychosocial and financial support, social integration and affordable housing, Acted and its partners can create pathways for sustainable recovery.
Targeted interventions that align with local and regional needs, coupled with collaborative efforts from international and local stakeholders, will empower displaced families to rebuild their lives with dignity and stability. These efforts will not only strengthen socio-economic integration but also ensure the preservation of cultural heritage and community cohesion, paving the way for a hopeful and resilient future for displaced populations in Armenia.