World Vision’s Regional Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs Director Julian Srodecki sits down with CivilNet to discuss how the organization’s local office is scaling up humanitarian efforts in Armenia. He speaks with CivilNet about their activities aimed at helping the displaced persons who fled Nagorno-Karabakh, collaborations with the local government and organizations, and strategies to prepare for the winter months. He emphasized the importance of quickly coordinating the placement of upwards of 30,000 displaced children of Nagorno-Karabakh to educational institutions.

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