
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
- Engage local self-government, medical unit, police and other stakeholders in flood prevention and management capacity building and train on disaster management plan
- Prepare booklets and a brochure “Self-Protection During Natural Disasters” for local self-government and community representatives
- Arrange for the preparation of hydro maps of the Kvinistskali River by an expert hydrologist, to be used by self-government, schools and village mayor’s offices
- Prepare two TV programs on the topic of small rivers and their problems
- Organize and conduct trainings for all village mayors (four villages) of Vani municipality, and for local self-government representatives of emergency service
- Arrange riverbank clean up events
- Prepare recommendations to protect the community from floods
- Prepare and sign a petition for Vani municipality self governance for flood risk
Other Projects
Khazar
funded by ISAR Central Asia, 2000-2001, USD 2,000
Students for Energy Efficiency
funded by USAID ECI, 1.04.2010-20.06.2011, USD 38.000
Introduction of Innovative Waste Management Practices in Selected Cities of Georgia, Moldova and Armenia
funded by the EU Black Sea Program, 10.08.2013- 09.10.2015, EU 80.485 (Spectri only amount)
Protection of Public Environmental Rights
funded by USAID/EWMI - GPAC, 15.01.2014-31.08.2014, USD 29.284
Ecological Knowledge for Journalists
funded by REC Caucasus, 01.11.2001-01.05.2002, USD 4,998
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
Rivers and the Black Sea without Plastic
11/03/2020

