Improving Healthcare in Armenia
Welcome to the Project Section of the AMWC2025 Congress webpage! This section was dedicated to participants (individuals, institutions, organizations) passionate about driving positive change and innovation in the healthcare landscape of Armenia. We received submissions for projects aimed at improving healthcare delivery, enhancing patient outcomes, and addressing healthcare challenges in Armenia.
Project #1 - Ararat Health Center
Gateway Industry Inc. is establishing a comprehensive primary healthcare and rehabilitation center in Artashat, Ararat region of Armenia, addressing critical healthcare gaps for an underserved population. The project focuses on providing free, high-quality medical services including physical and psychological rehabilitation, particularly targeting veterans and socially vulnerable groups.
- Provides free services for vulnerable populations
- Proven track record with over 2,000 veterans
- Comprehensive approach combining primary care, rehabilitation, and specialist services in a single facility
You can support this project by donating here
Project #2 -The Novel Ecological Product for Prevention of Oral Diseases
This project aims to develop plant–based oral sprays using native species from the Goris region of Armenia to address the negative effects of tobacco substitutes like e-cigarettes and not only on oral health. Led by a team of experienced chemistry researchers from Goris State University, the sprays leverage plants with high antioxidant properties to normalize oral microbiota and prevent damage to mucous membranes caused by external factors including electronic cigarettes and nicotine replacement products.
- Uses plants indigenous to the Syunik region
- Experienced research team with chemistry PhDs
- Tackles oral health concerns, including those affecting 800,000 smokers in Armenia
You can support this project by donating here
Project #3 - Online Oko
This project, “Online Oko,” is a telemedicine platform specifically designed for pediatric ophthalmology. The platform enables remote diagnostics of visual acuity and binocular vision, allowing children to undergo vision therapy procedures at home while under remote supervision from medical personnel.
- Unique solution
- Already experienced outside Armenia
- Addresses a significant need affecting 60,000 Armenian children with vision problems
You can support this project by donating here
Project #4 - Armenian Simulation Center for Experimental Learning (ASCEL)
The ASCEL project aims to establish a state-of-the-art medical simulation center in Gyumri, Armenia, addressing critical gaps in practical skills training for healthcare professionals. The center will provide hands-on training using advanced simulation techniques including experimental animals, cadaveric parts, high-fidelity mannequins, and cutting-edge technologies like virtual reality and robotics.
- Simulation with animals and cadavers
- World-class international faculty
- Regional medical education hub
You can support this project by donating here
Current Project Status
After thorough evaluation by independent Project Evaluation Board, we are excited to announce the selection of four exceptional projects for grants. This process carefully assessed numerous innovative proposals with significant potential. Our team is now focused on refining these projects to ensure their success and enhance their presentation to engage potential donors and investors, ultimately fostering partnerships that will benefit the community.
Evaluation phase #1
Evaluation Phase #2
Finale
During the Congress, all projects will be showcased in a dedicated session where finalists will present their innovations to attendees. All 4 of them will be recognized with grants to support their further development and implementation.
Project Criteria
- The scope of the project relates to one or more of the areas of medicine outlined below: palliative care, surgical or pharmaceutical treatments, inpatients and outpatient care, diagnostic tools, primary and secondary prevention programs, global organization of the healthcare, medical education/research.
- The results of the project implementation in the form of strategic programs, services or products will significantly affect the quality and volume of similar services/products if available in Armenia nowadays.
- The project has already advanced from the project idea stage.
- A project team has been formed.
- An analysis and assessment of the demand and supply of services/products offered within the project was carried out on the Armenian market.
- An analysis of the current legislation in Armenia related to the project's activities was carried out for restrictions and support.
- The financial model of the project has been calculated if applicable.
- The organizational and corporate structure of the project has been determined.
- Identified sources, necessary resources and methods of support for project implementation.
- The project implementation schedule has been determined.
Submission Guidelines
- Project Description: A comprehensive description of the project, including its objectives, methodologies, and expected outcomes.
- Implementation Plan: An outline of the plan for implementing the project, including steps involved, resources required, timeline, and necessary partnerships or collaborations.
- Impact Assessment: A discussion of the potential impact of the project on healthcare outcomes, patient care, and the overall healthcare system in Armenia.
- Innovation and Scalability: Emphasis on the innovative aspects of the project and its potential for scalability and sustainability.
Thank You for Your Participation!
We would like to thank all participants who submitted their innovative projects. While the submission period has now closed, we are excited about the potential impact these projects will have on shaping the future of healthcare delivery and patient care in Armenia.