Recycling: New Challenges and New Professional Opportunities
Recycling: New Challenges and New Professional Opportunities Partners of the project: Plastic Product Manufacturing, UNADI LTD, AkakiTsereteli State University The Project was aimed at: fostering the establishment and promotion of a vocational education system in the fast-growing and relevant sector of waste recycling through the application of international experience and the introduction of […]
Supporting Recycling SME
Supporting Recycling SME The project was aimed at promoting capacity building of private SMEs and municipal enterprises acting in the waste recycling sector through the development of education and professional skills in modern waste separation and recycling technologies. Within the project, training-seminars were conducted on modern waste recycling technologies and approaches that enhanced the […]
Project “New Professional Personnel for the Use of Solar Energy”
Project “New Professional Personnel for the Use of Solar Energy” The project is aimed at: Strengthening cooperation between the University, private sector and the non-governmental organization, and creating the best practices for meeting the challenges of the energy sector by the increased use of solar energy through training of professional personnel for this sector. […]
Moving Toward a Recycling Society
The Project is aimed at fostering community formation oriented at waste recycling in the Imereti region by promoting best practices in waste separation and capacity building for municipal services. Project objectives are as follows: To introduce separated collection of waste in Tskaltubo City and foster public involvement in this process. To promote waste composting practices […]
Raising Awareness for Georgian Consumers
This project was draw attention to gaps in current Georgian law to protect consumer rights through the production of radio programs for the Imereti and Kvemo Kartli regions. Programming was in the Azeri and Georgian languages. This project was part of the 2014 EU-Georgia Association Agreement, a long-term, comprehensive, reform agenda to which Georgia had committed […]
Fostering Waste Management at a Local Level
Local Environmental Action Plans were prepared for the benefit of Kutaisi, Tkibuli and Bolnisi. Municipal-level separation of plastic waste was implemented in Tkibuli. Public education was enhanced through a variety of media messages.
Small Rivers-Big Problems
The project Small Rivers-Big Problems focused on raising citizen awareness about flood prevention and providing skills to manage and respond to floods in two municipalities of Vani and Baghdati. Main activities of the project: Mobilize communities into volunteer groups to engage in spotting the flood-prone riverbed areas, create hydrological maps and a disaster management plan […]
Protection of Public Environmental Rights
In order to protect the rights of residents in the industrial cities of Bolnisi, Tkibuli, and Kutaisi, Spectri worked with Regional Civil Society Network (R-CSN) member organizations to ensure public participation in development, implementation and monitoring of the Local Environmental Action Plans (LEAP). Stakeholders were engaged in development of the LEAP for Bolnisi, and a […]
Introduction of Innovative Waste Management Practices in Selected Cities of Georgia, Moldova and Armenia
The overall objective of the Project was to facilitate the enhancement of the quality of the environment and life in the Black Sea countries through promotion of transboundary partnership and cooperation in modern waste management. This was done by increasing the capacity of local authorities and NGOs in Georgia, Moldova, and Armenia in waste management […]
Promotion of Introduction of Alternative and Renewable Energy Technologies in High-Mountain Regions
This solar installation project was carried out in the high mountain regions of Svaneti and Tkibuli. It showed that solar energy for hot water supply can be successful. The project included two solar hot water installations and improved the living conditions for the target groups of kindergarten children and staff, and a farm family. Total […]