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Project Report | May 22, 2018
HDIF opens fair trade shop in Yerevan

By Sergei Gagloev | Executive Director

Fair Trade shop front
Fair Trade shop front

Homeland Development Initiative Foundation - HDIF has opened Armenia's first ever FAIR TRADE GUARANTEED shop at Parpetsi Str. 13 in the center of Yerevan.

The grand opening was a fabulous, five-day celebration, from April 11-15, with food, beverages, prizes, and much more.  Lucy Vartevanian, the store manager, stated, “The shop is selling all of HDIF's signature handicrafts and debuting some beautiful new products".

Fair Trade shop is a pure income generating project that will allow the company to offer at the market more of the women artisans' and women led entities goods, increase their families income and get more recognition from the wider range of customers. This initiative is extrimely important especially for those who come from the economically disadvantanged remote rural communitites. 

One of the major ranges of products that are displayed in the shop are made by Syrian Armenians that escaped Syria during the conflict and settled in Armenia. 

The shop actively promotes Fair Trade principles, participates at internatoinal Fair Trade initiatives along with the rest of fair trade social enterprises.  

Syrian Armenian goods
Syrian Armenian goods
International Fair Trade Day 12th of May
International Fair Trade Day 12th of May
HDIF volunteers on International Fair Trade Day
HDIF volunteers on International Fair Trade Day
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Location: Yerevan - Armenia
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$10
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will provide a warm beanie and a jar of superfood blueberry jam to a person at risk at the border. The beanie will provide work to an artisan in the village of Goghovit, the jam will be made in Berd
$20
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will provide will provide a warm sweater to a person at risk at the border. The sweater will be made by former refugees from Syria in Yerevan.
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will provide a warm beanie and a sweater to a person at risk at the border. The sweater will be produced by a Syrian Armenian in Yerevan, and the beanie will be hand knit in Goghovit village.
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will provide a sweater, a beanie and six jars of superfood blueberry jam to a person at risk at the border. The products come from Goghovit, Berd and Syrian Armenians
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will provide five jars of superfood blueberry jam, three sweaters and three beanies to a family at risk by the border. The products come from Goghovit, Berd and Syrian Armenians.
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will provide six sweaters, six beanies, and eight jars of superfood blueberry jam to families at risk by the border. The products come from Goghovit, Berd and Syrian Armenians.
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will provide 17 beanies and 17 sweaters to persons at risk in villages up at the border. The beanies are produced in Goghovit and the sweaters by Syrian Armenians. We will thrown in some jam from Berd
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will provide 35 beanies and 35 sweaters to persons at risk in villages up at the border. The beanies are produced in Goghovit and the sweaters by Syrian Armenians. We will throw in some jam from Berd
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