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| Enkenants residence is under the community administration of Chapni. 1.5 km north of the village is the Hin Chapni residence, which is currently administered by the Davitbek community. It is not clear when Chapni was created. In Enkenants and Chapni villages churches were built between 1906 and 1912. In 1982 an oil production center was opened. According to the dates of these historical monuments one can assume that the village was formed at the 2nd half of the 19th century. Until 1939 Chapni and Enkenants were separate villages, each with its own collective farm. In 1940 the population of Hin Chapni moved to Erkenants village, and in 1951 the collective farms were united, and a separate village council was created. In 1959 the village council was abolished, and its collective farm was merged with the collective farm of Davitbek. In 1985 it separated from Davitbek and united with the economic council of Sevakar, and Chapni was included in Sevakars village council. In 1991 Chapni was separated and its autonomous administrative council was created: the Chapni village council. Chapnis community was formed in 1996, as a result of Republic of Armenias new regional administrative divisions. |
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| Projects |
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Completed
ASIF- construction of the water pipeline in Chapni-Arkenants, Local Government Training, Community council Training ASIF- construction of the water pipeline in Chapni-Arkenants, Local Government Training, Community council Training
Ongoing
State Budget-rehabilitation of Chapni-M2 regional road
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| General Information |
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| Distance from Yerevan |
298 km |
| Distance from Marz Center |
19 km |
| Distance from border |
6.25 km |
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| Altitude above sea level |
1,040 meter |
| Climate |
Warm, relatively humid, mild winter |
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| Historical monuments |
Church (1912) |
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| Population: |
129 |
| Households |
39 |
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| Total area |
1,408 hectares |
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| Pastures |
hectares |
| Arable land |
hectares |
| Orchards |
hectares |
| Forests |
hectares |
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| Land use |
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| PROGRAM COMPONENTS |
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| Infrastructure Assessment |
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Drinking water and irrigation are partially available.
Gas is not available.
Roads are in very poor condition.
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| Infrastructure priorities for the rural community of Chapni |
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| Infrastructure |
Priorities |
Total amount needed (AMD) |
Funding sources |
| Road |
Restoration of Chapni-M2 road (of marz importance) 2 km intracommunity roads rehabilitation |
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State Budget-rehabilitation of Chapni-M2 regional road |
| Irrigation |
4 km line repair |
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| Drinking water |
5 km line repair |
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| Electricity |
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| Gas |
2.5 km gas pipeline construction |
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Kindergarten
School |
Repair the school building |
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| Health Care |
Build a medical center |
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| Telephone: Cell / Land |
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| Internet |
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| TV, radio |
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| Community / Cultural Center |
Furnish, repair the cultural center Build a community center |
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| Lighting and Landscaping |
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| Other |
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| Other |
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| Other |
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| Other |
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| TOTAL NEEDED |
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| Economic Assessment |
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