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HAYASTAN FUND CONTINUES REBUILDING WATER-SUPPLY SYSTEM OF ARTSAKH'S BERDASHEN VILLAGE
armradio.am
30.03.2009 10:55
The Hayastan All Armenian Fund announced that reconstruction of the
water-supply system in Berdashen, a village in Nagorno Karabakh's
Martuni Region, continues on schedule.
The project, worth 210 million drams (U.S. $555,000), is financed
jointly by the Hayastan All Armenian Fund's Argentinean affiliate
and the government of Artsakh. Major support for the initiative,
which was launched in late 2008, was provided by Argentinean-Armenian
benefactors Alicia Vosgerichian de Magarian, Hovsep Magarian, and
Varujan Panossian, in honor of Takvor Magarian and Nvart Terzian
Magarian.
Berdashen's water-supply system, which was built in the 1960s,
has long been in a state of disrepair. Through the Hayastan
All Armenian Fund project, the pump station has been renovated,
cancer-causing asbestos pipes have been replaced with plastic ones, and
a 3.6-kilometer pipeline has been built, already supplying Berdashen
with water. Currently the next phase of the initiative, the building
of the internal water-distribution network, is underway. When this
leg of the project is completed by autumn 2009, all 1,500 residents
of Berdashen will receive a regular supply of water.
"We are delighted for being able to address many of the urgent
issues affecting the Martuni Region and helping improve the lives
of the populat ion," said Ara Vardanyan, the Hayastan All-Armenian
Fund's acting executive director. "I think the Berdashen project is a
wonderful way to keep Takvor Magarian's and Nvart Terzian Magarian's
memory alive."
To date, the Hayastan All Armenian Fund's Argentinean affiliate
has sponsored some 20 vital projects in Artsakh, mainly in the
educational sphere. The affiliate's most recent initiatives include
the construction, in 2008, of an eight-kilometer water pipeline for
Spitakashen, another village in the Martuni Region.
armradio.am
30.03.2009 10:55
The Hayastan All Armenian Fund announced that reconstruction of the
water-supply system in Berdashen, a village in Nagorno Karabakh's
Martuni Region, continues on schedule.
The project, worth 210 million drams (U.S. $555,000), is financed
jointly by the Hayastan All Armenian Fund's Argentinean affiliate
and the government of Artsakh. Major support for the initiative,
which was launched in late 2008, was provided by Argentinean-Armenian
benefactors Alicia Vosgerichian de Magarian, Hovsep Magarian, and
Varujan Panossian, in honor of Takvor Magarian and Nvart Terzian
Magarian.
Berdashen's water-supply system, which was built in the 1960s,
has long been in a state of disrepair. Through the Hayastan
All Armenian Fund project, the pump station has been renovated,
cancer-causing asbestos pipes have been replaced with plastic ones, and
a 3.6-kilometer pipeline has been built, already supplying Berdashen
with water. Currently the next phase of the initiative, the building
of the internal water-distribution network, is underway. When this
leg of the project is completed by autumn 2009, all 1,500 residents
of Berdashen will receive a regular supply of water.
"We are delighted for being able to address many of the urgent
issues affecting the Martuni Region and helping improve the lives
of the populat ion," said Ara Vardanyan, the Hayastan All-Armenian
Fund's acting executive director. "I think the Berdashen project is a
wonderful way to keep Takvor Magarian's and Nvart Terzian Magarian's
memory alive."
To date, the Hayastan All Armenian Fund's Argentinean affiliate
has sponsored some 20 vital projects in Artsakh, mainly in the
educational sphere. The affiliate's most recent initiatives include
the construction, in 2008, of an eight-kilometer water pipeline for
Spitakashen, another village in the Martuni Region.