Find FPAN training courses, grant announcements and ways to participate. Check the eligibility requirements before applying.
Free training and registration
FREE TRAINING
Preventing human–wildlife conflict
Practical methods to prevent damage caused by wild animals.
For livestock farmers, beekeepers and residents working in agriculture in the target Vayots Dzor settlements.
FREE TRAINING
Sustainable use of natural resources
High-value crops, soil health, sustainable tourism and organic agriculture.
For farmers and residents working in agriculture and tourism in the target settlements.
FREE TRAINING
RESILAND: free training in Lori
Sustainable harvesting and processing, beekeeping, ecotourism and small business.
For adult residents of the 29 participating communities, with priority for women and young people.
FREE TRAINING
RESILAND: free training in Syunik
Herbs and wild fruit, beekeeping, ecotourism and small business.
For adult residents of Kapan and the other eight participating settlements, with priority for women and young people.
For the Vayk courses, places are limited to 20 participants per course and participation requires confirmation. RESILAND schedules and venues will be shared with registered participants; selected applicants will be contacted by phone.
Grants and contests
Participants who successfully complete RESILAND training may apply for grants. Completing a course does not guarantee a grant.
The human–wildlife conflict course includes information about a small competition for 6–9 electric fence systems. Eligibility and selection conditions apply; equipment is not automatically provided to all participants.
Volunteering and membership
Volunteering is free. Membership is a separate application: the announced membership fee is AMD 5,000 per month from 2027. Submitting a form does not automatically confirm membership.
Closed calls
The COP17 volunteer call, Voices of Rivers contest, study visit application call and 2026 organic agriculture competition have closed. Their original announcements remain available in the news archive.
