This project was developed to help the citizens of Tkibuli gain practical experience in local problem-solving. The two primary activities were to draft and implement an Environmental Action Plan, and address problems with pollution from the local Thermal Power Plant (TPP).
Planning activities helped the citizens to develop the Tkibuli LEAP, used for Municipal budget priorities and socio-economic development strategy, and reflected the joint interests of all stakeholders. There was a long-term strategy for development experience, to promote municipal development plans, and the involvement of citizens in the process of their efficiency.
Tkibuli Local Environmental Action Plan (LEAP) was developed. Tkibuli population and Local Governments took
The project contributed to the protection of their constitutional rights to live in a clean and healthy environment. The Tkibuli Thermal Power plant was required to modify their operations to meet the noise and vibration regulations.
Other Projects
Protect Citizens from the Negative Environmental Impact of Kutaisi Metallurgical Works
funded by EWMI-GPAC, 15.03.2013-15.07.2013, GEL 8.300
Small Rivers-Big Problems
funded by EWMI ACCESS, 1/09/2015 - 31/05/2016, USD 14.940
Raising Awareness for Georgian Consumers
funded by EU, 26.08.2016-30.08.2017, GEL 6,425
Promotion of Sustainable Development of the Kazbegi Municipality Through Introduction of Sustainable Waste Management Practices and Use of Alternative Energy Source
funded by EU, 31.08.2011-31.08.2013, EU 61.067
Maintenance of the Gene Pool of Endemic Threatened Species
funded by Royal Netherlands Embassy in Ukraine, 1.06.2005- 1.12.2005, USD 2,520
Fostering Waste Management at a Local Level
funded by the US Embassy Democracy Commission, 1.09.2015-30.07.2016, USD 20.757
Supporting Recycling SME
funded by US Embassy in Georgia, 1.09.2017- 31.08.2018, $ 23 676