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Newsletter Program Places College Grads with Prospective Employers

Every morning Khatia Jambazishvili hurries to her new job. She is one of 35 young people who received permanent jobs after participating in Georgia’...

Program Places College Grads with Prospective Employers Read more on the EPF Georgia Web site...

Latest news
- 29 April 2008

South Caucasus Documentary Film Festival

- 20 April 2008

Water without Borders, Water for Life. Photo Exhibition Winners Awarded

- 20 January 2008

SIDA Becomes EPF's Major Donor

In 2008, the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) became a founding partner in the launch of t... »

Welcome to EPF!

Welcome to the websites of Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF)! EPF is the local, legacy institution of Eurasia Foundation in the South Caucasus. With an office registered in Armenia (and linked closely with offices in Azerbaijan and Georgia), EPF will inherit the key resources that have made Eurasia Foundation a leading innovator in civil society development. The Foundation’s new governance structure and mandate areas will renew our grass-roots emphasis on supporting local stakeholders to drive positive social change. Although many things have changed, the core work of the Foundation in strengthening civil society through grants and targeted operating programs will remain the same.

EFP was launched on November 14 when the Board of Trustees approved the charter and bylaws of the Foundation. On February 1, 2008 EPF will begin full operations as a local organization.

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Special announcements
- 14 May 2008
The internal auditor will conduct biannual audits of EPF’s offices in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia and establish a confidential whistleblower hotline... »
- 22 February 2008
The Fellowship will be awarded to outstanding individuals who share Eurasia Foundation's late President Charles William "Bill" Maynes' vision for stable,... »

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