This is the first agroforestry project ever implemented in Armenia. The primary beneficiaries of the project are the 513 residents of Shenavan. Additionally, the inhabitants of Lori region, the 212,600 individuals, of which 125,400 residing in urban areas and 87,200 in rural areas, will indirectly benefit from the project.

As part of the project, a total of 26,175 plants, including 16,175 trees and 10,000 bushes, will be strategically planted on the 7-hectare land in Shenavan settlement. The primary species will encompass wild fruit trees, shrubs, berries, and various mixed forest species. Due to the topography of the area, the site will be subdivided into distinct sub-areas, each designed with unique planting concepts, management strategies, and intended uses.

All processes will be executed in collaboration with the community council and the population, ensuring their agreement, direct involvement, awareness, attention, and responsibility throughout the project.