On the initiative of ecoactivists Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia established a network ecodriving "Akhnazarian", which included the Karabakh village Khnzorian, Patara, Asthalin. The project envisages the production of ecologically clean agricultural products and the introduction of modern technologies of recycling, informs a portal "Caucasian knot".

One of the initiators of the project, the Chairman of the public organization "Association of young biologists" Arsen Gasparyan, notes that by creating ecodriving in Nagorno-Karabakh hope to develop eco - and agro-tourism. In addition, the project will contribute to the maintenance of organic farming in the country.

"In the selected villages is also planned to organize production for sorting and recycling. Here will be implemented and the program of transition to energy-saving technologies. In particular, the quality of life in Nagorno-Karabakh will be improved by the use of solar energy," said Gasparyan.

He noted that in the villages will be created the most favorable conditions for life, there will be new jobs. All will help to ensure that people can work on their own land, not leaving to work in the city.

The project ecodriving created, but it needs funding. According to the magazine, the required amount is $80-100 thousand However, due to the unstable political status of Nagorno-Karabakh project is deprived of potential international investors.

Ecoactivist in the near future I hope to win the grant, which prepare the application to the Youth Foundation of Armenia". They also hope to raise funds, contact the representatives of the Armenian community in Nagorno-Karabakh. The initiative has already joined about 20 NGOs from Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh and more than 70 volunteers.

The head of the public organization "Center for youth development" Susanna Petrosyan noted that between the initiative and the government of Nagorno-Karabakh signed the agreement on joint implementation of the project. In addition, she said, will be created Ecoclub members on a voluntary basis will be able to help the project.

"Everyone can contribute to the project, and does not need to have education. For example, the English teacher can go a week or two in these communities and to train local youth, "said Susanna Petrosyan.