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The Green Agenda for Georgia project was closed at the end of June 2025. No new activities will be carried out under the project. This website remains online to provide access to information and materials produced prior to closure.

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16 Oct, 2024

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Key ingredients for successful food systems transformation in Eastern Europe

In this perspective, Ieva Galkyté and Mark Driscoll outline five major considerations for successfully transforming food systems in Eastern Europe in line with the EU’s Farm to Fork (F2F) Strategy.

26 Sep, 2024

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Q&A: Green goals and economic gains: shedding light on Georgia’s energy and climate strategy

In a recent discussion, Margalita Arabidze, Head of the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Policy and Sustainable Development Department at the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, articulated her perspectives on the significance of aligning with international standards to accelerate the country’s goals of reducing the emissions by 2050.

16 Jun, 2024

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Georgia's Green Agenda Project: Key Facts

24 May, 2024

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Green Agenda and Sida Representatives Hold Consultative Meetings with Key Stakeholders in Tbilisi

Last week, our Green Agenda for Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine project team, along with representatives from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), visited Tbilisi for a series of consultative meetings.

30 Apr, 2024

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Strategic Quality Control Workshop in Warsaw: Analyzing Key Findings for Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine's Green Transition

The Green Agenda’s workshop held in Warsaw, Poland on April 29-30, gathered over 30 SEI experts, national partners, and thematic leads to discuss transitioning from thematic assessments to national assessments for development of Comprehensive Green Transition Roadmaps for Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine.

The Green Agenda Georgia project aimed to speed up the Green Transition by aligning with the EU Green Deal (EGD) and supporting the country's move towards EU membership. Our approach was customized to meet the distinct needs of Georgia within a comprehensive framework. The Georgia project was closed.

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Erik Illes, Head of Development Cooperation and Deputy Head of Mission at the Swedish Embassy in Georgia, and Bernardas Padegimas, Team Lead of the Green Agenda project, deliver opening remarks at the project's launch in Tbilisi (Photograph by Giorgi Bejanishvili)

Zviad Barkaia, Deputy Head of the Georgian Government Administration, and Nino Tandilashvili, First Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia, delivered opening remarks at the Green Agenda project launch in Tbilisi (Photograph by Giorgi Bejanishvili)

The Green Agenda project team updates the Ministry of Environment of Georgia on recent developments and discusses future collaboration possibilities (Photograph by Ilona Kazaryan)