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Program and Participant History
Business for Russia and Community Connections are professional development programs funded by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State for NIS, Caucus and Central Asian professionals and business people. Since 1995, Project Harmony has hosted the following groups:
VERMONT
286 professionals and 31 programs
(173 Russians and 18 programs)
(30 Georgians and 3 programs)
(43 Moldovans and 4 programs)
(30 Americans and 5 programs)
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Ten Russian Professionals in Youth Advocacy - January 16-February 6, 2003
Murmansk, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in Urban Planning - October 23-November 12, 2002
The Republic of Buryatia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in Historical and Cultural Preservation - July 17-August 6, 2002
Irkutsk, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Business People - May 15-June 13, 2002
Omsk, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in Youth Activism - March 20-April 9, 2002
Omsk, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in Public Health Administration - January 23-February 12, 2002
Arkhangelsk, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professional in Information and Access - October 31-November 20, 2001
Tomsk, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in NGO Development - July 18-August 7, 2001
Leningradskaya Oblast, Russia (10 participants) |
Two American Professionals for Georgian Follow-On in Tbilisi and Tskneti - June 3-14, 2001
Vermont (2 participants) in IDP Support and Coalition-Building |
Ten Russian Business People - February 8-March 9, 2001
Petrozavodsk and Kostomuksha, Karelia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in Business Support - October 25-November 14, 2000
Petrozavodsk, Karelia (10 participants) |
Ten Moldovan Professionals in Agriculture - July 20-August 6, 2000
Creuleni, Moldova (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in Educational Administration - March 9-26, 2000
Ulan Ude, Omsk and Irkutsk, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in Business Development - November 28-December 15, 1999
Omsk, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Moldovan Professionals in Agriculture - July 22-August 8, 1999
Nisporeni, Moldova (10 participants) |
Eight American Professionals for Russian Follow-On in Irkutsk - June 18-July 3, 1999
Vermont (8 participants) in Environment, Public Policy, Business Support and Computer Center |
Ten Georgian Business People - May 27-June 28, 1999
Tbilisi and Rustavi, Georgia (10 participants) |
Eight American Professionals for Georgian Follow-On in Tbilisi - April 1999
Vermont (8 participants) in Business and Agriculture |
Eleven Russian Professionals in Business Development - November 12-30, 1998
Irkutsk, Russia (11 participants) |
Thirteen Moldovan Professionals in Law Enforcement and Law - July 24-August 10, 1998
Chisinau, Moldova (13 participants) |
Ten Moldovan Professionals in Agriculture - July 24-August 10, 1998
Ohrei, Moldova (10 participants) |
Two American Professionals for Russian Follow-On in Petrozavodsk - June 5-15, 1998
Vermont (2 participants) in Coalition Building, Diabetes, Experiential Education, Computer Center |
Ten Georgian Professionals in Agriculture - May 14-June 3, 1998
Guria, Tbilisi, Telavi, Georgia (10 participants) |
Ten American Professionals for Russian Follow-On in Petrozavodsk - March 5-15, 1998
Vermont (9 participants) and Maine (1 participant) in Education, Health Care and Law Enforcement |
Ten Georgian Business People - February 26-March 26, 1998
Tbilisi, Zugdidi and Kutaisi, Georgia (10 participants) |
Eleven Russian Business People - November 15-December 15, 1997
Vladivostok, Tver and Novosibirsk, Russia (11 participants) |
Eight Russian Professionals in Environmental Policy - June 15-July 2, 1997
Tomsk, Russia (8 participants) |
Seven Russian Professionals in Public Policy and Administration - April 18-May 5, 1997
Tomsk (4 participants) and Irkutsk, Russia (3 participants) |
Eight Russian Professionals in Law Enforcement - January 31-February 17, 1997
Petrozavodsk and Sortavala, Karelia, Russia (8 participants) |
Eight Russian Professionals in Health Care - October 25-November 11, 1996
Petrozavodsk and Pryazha, Karelia, Russia (8 participants) |
Ten Russian Business People - January 27-February 26, 1996
Petrozavodsk (9 participants) and Sortavala, Russia (1 participant) |
Ten Russian Business People - April 9-May 12, 1995
Yaroslavl (8 participants) and Rybinsk, Russia (2 participants) |
MAINE
(168 professionals and 18 programs)
(47 Russians and 5 programs)
(37 Ukrainians and 4 programs)
(40 Moldovans and 4 programs)
(20 Georgians and 2 programs)
(10 Armenians and 1 program)
(14 Americans and 2 programs)
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Ten Moldovan Professionals in Health Care Administration - June 6-27, 2001
Moldova (10 participants) |
Ten Armenian Professionals in Education Administration - March 16-April 4, 2001
Syunik, Armenia (10 participants) |
Ten Georgian Business People - April 8-May 9, 2000
Tbilisi, Telavi, Gurjaani and Kutaisi, Georgia (10 participants) |
Ten Moldovan Professionals in Environmental Policy - February 5-22, 2000
Chisinau, Moldova (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in Educational Administration - October 30-November 16, 1999
Tyumen, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Georgian Professionals in Local Government - April 23-May 10, 1999
Georgia (10 participants) |
Ten Georgian Professionals in Local Government - April 23-May 10, 1999
Georgia (10 participants) |
Ten Georgian Professionals in Local Government - April 23-May 10, 1999
Georgia (10 participants) |
Ten Moldovan Professionals in Public Administration - January 30-February 16, 1999
Chisinau, Moldova (10 participants) |
Nine Russian Business People - October 18-November 19, 1998
Archangelsk and Murmansk, Russia (9 participants) |
Four American Professionals for Ukrainian Follow-On in Odessa - June 19-28, 1998
Maine (4 participants) in Legal Mediation and Computer Center |
Ten Ukrainian Business People - May 8-June 9, 1998
Slavutich, Chernihiv, Uzhgorod, Ukraine (10 participants) |
Ten Moldovan Professionals in Public Administration - January 31-February 17, 1998
Chisinau, Moldova (10 participants) |
Ten American Professionals for Ukrainian Follow-On in Odessa - November 14-22, 1997
Maine (10 participants) in Education, Business, Criminal Justice |
Ten Russian Business People - October 15-November 12, 1997
Omsk, Russia (10 participants) |
Eight Ukrainian Professionals in Education - April 26-May 13, 1997
Odessa, Ukraine (8 participants) |
Ten Ukrainian Business People - March 1-April 2, 1997
Odessa, Ukraine (10 participants) |
Nine Ukrainian Professionals in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice - January 18-February 9, 1997
Odessa, Ukraine (9 participants) |
Seven Russian Business People - February 17-March 20, 1996
Murmansk, Russia (7 participants) |
Eleven Russian Business People - September 23-October 27, 1995
Tomsk (9 participants) and Yaroslavl, Russia (2 participants)
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MASSACHUSETTS
(119 professionals and 12 programs)
(69 Russians and 7 programs)
(20 Moldovans and 2 programs)
(10 Ukrainians and 1 program)
(10 Armenians and 1 program)
(10 Georgians and 1 program)
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Ten Armenian Professionals in Public Administration - July 5-25, 2001
Syunik, Armenia (10 participants) |
Ten Moldovan Professionals in Women and Family Issues - April 5-25, 2001
Moldova (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Business People - November 2-December 1, 2000
Petrozavodsk, Karelia (10 participants) |
Ten Georgian Professionals in Public Administration and Tourism Development - July 7-24, 2000
Kobuleti, Georgia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in NGO Development - January 28-February 14, 2000
Rostov, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in Educational Administration - November 5-22, 1999
Tyumen, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Business People - May 22-June 30, 1999
Moscow and Krasnodar, Russia (10 participants) in Presidential Management Training Institute Program |
Ten Russian Professionals in Small Business Development - March 4-21, 1999
Tomsk, Russia (10 participants) |
Nine Russian Business People - November 12-December 14, 1998
Tomsk, Russia (9 participants) |
Ten Ukrainian Professionals in Non-Governmental Organization Development - July 7-24, 1998
Chernihiv, Ukraine (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Professionals in Educational Administration - March 21-April 7, 1998
Novgorod, Russia (10 participants) |
Ten Russian Business People - November 15-December 15, 1997
Omsk, Russia (10 participants)
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
(42 professionals and 5 programs)
(34 Russians and 4 programs)
(8 Ukrainians and 1 program)
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Nine Russian Professionals in Environmental Protection - June 15-July 2, 1997
Irkutsk, Russia (9 participants) |
Nine Russian Professionals in Environmental Protection - June 15-July 2, 1997
Irkutsk, Russia (9 participants) |
Eight Russian Professionals in Small Business Development - May 2-19, 1997
Tomsk, Russia (8 participants) |
Eight Ukrainian Professionals in Agriculture - February 1-18, 1997
Odessa, Ukraine (8 participants) |
Eight Russian Professionals in Education - October 25-November 11, 1996
Petrozavodsk, Karelia, Russia (8 participants) |
Nine Russian Business People - March 3-April 13, 1996
Petrozavodsk, Karelia, Russia (9 participants)
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| PROGRAM YEAR TOTALS | |
| 1995-96 BUSINESS FOR RUSSIA PROGRAM | (47 Russians and 5 Programs) |
| 1996-97 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM | (56 Russians and 7 Programs)
(35 Ukrainians and 4 Programs)
(26 Americans and 4 Programs) |
| 1997-98 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM | (41 Russian and 4 Programs)
(20 Ukrainians and 2 programs)
(33 Moldovans and 3 Programs)
(20 Georgians and 2 Programs)
(16 Americans and 2 Programs) |
| 1998-99 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM | (49 Russians and 5 programs)
(20 Moldovan and 2 Programs)
(20 Georgians and 2 Programs) |
| 1999-2000 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM | (50 Russians and 5 programs)
(20 Georgians and 2 programs)
(20 Moldovans and 2 programs) |
| 2000-2001 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM | (40 Russians and 4 programs)
(20 Moldovans and 2 programs)
(20 Armenians and 2 programs)
(2 Americans and 1 program) |
| 2001-2002 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM | (50 Russians and 5 programs) |
| 2002-2003 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM | (10 Russians and 1 program) |
| TOTALS | (343 Russians and 36 Programs)
(55 Ukrainians and 6 Programs)
(93 Moldovans and 9 Programs)
(60 Georgians and 6 Programs)
(20 Armenians and 2 Programs)
(44 Americans and 7 Programs) |
| (615 Professionals and 66 Programs) |
GRANT TOTALS
1995-96 BUSINESS FOR RUSSIA PROGRAM
1996-97 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS RUSSIAN HOSTING | (115 Professionals and 14 Programs) |
| 1996-97 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS UKRAINIAN HOSTING | (49 Professionals and 6 Programs) |
1997-98 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM
1998-99 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM
1999-2000 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM
2000-2001 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM | (391 Professionals and 40 Programs) |
| 2001-2002 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM | (50 Professionals and 5 Programs) |
| 2002-2003 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM | (10 Professionals and 1 Program) |
Professional Program - 40 programs
Business Internship Programs - 19 programs
Follow-On Programs - 7 programs
| HOSTING COMMUNITIES | (Number of professionals and programs) |
VERMONT
(286 professionals and 31 programs) | (183 Russians and 19 programs)
(30 Georgians and 3 programs)
(43 Moldovans and 4 programs)
(30 Americans and 5 programs) |
MAINE
(168 professionals and 18 programs) | (47 Russians and 5 programs)
(37 Ukrainians and 4 programs)
(40 Moldovans and 4 programs)
(20 Georgians and 2 programs)
(10 Armenians and 1 program)
(14 Americans and 2 programs) |
MASSACHUSETTS
(119 professionals and 12 programs) | (79 Russians and 8 programs)
(10 Moldovans and 1 program)
(10 Ukrainians and 1 program)
(10 Armenians and 1 program)
(10 Georgians and 1 program) |
NEW HAMPSHIRE
(42 professionals and 5 programs) | (34 Russians and 4 programs)
(8 Ukrainians and 1 program) |
| TOTAL (615 Professionals and 66 Programs) |
THEMES BY HOSTING COMMUNITIES (by country)
VERMONT
 Business (Russia, Georgia)
Health Care (Russia)
Law Enforcement (Russia, Moldova)
Public Policy and Administration (Russia)
Environmental Policy (Russia)
Agriculture (Georgia, Moldova)
Criminal Justice (Moldova)
Business Support (Russia)
Educational Administration (Russia)
NGO Development (Russia)
Public Health Administration (Russia)
Information and Access (Russia)
Youth Activism (Russia)
Historical and Cultural Preservation (Russia)
Urban Planning (Russia)
MAINE
Business (Russia, Ukraine)
Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice (Ukraine)
Public Policy and Administration (Moldova)
Education (Ukraine)
Local Government (Georgia)
Environmental Policy (Moldova)
Education Administration (Armenia)
Health Care Administration (Moldova)
MASSACHUSETTS
Business (Russia)
Educational Administration (Russia)
NGO Development (Ukraine, Russia)
Presidential Management Training Institute - PMTI (Russia)
Agriculture (Moldova)
Public Administration and Tourism (Georgia)
Women and family Issues (Moldova)
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Business (Russia)
Education (Russia)
Agriculture (Ukraine)
Small Business Development (Russia)
Environmental Policy (Russia)
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