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WECF Georgia Begins New Project on Indoor Air Pollution
This month, WECF Georgia is kicking-off its new project, Clean Air for Children, that aims to tackle indoor air pollution in public kindergartens and schools, focusing on three regions in the country. more
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Project on water and sanitation conditions in Abasha and Akhaltsikhe municipalities promotes safer conditions for all, starting with sustainable toilet solutions
The project "safe and sanitary conditions for sustainable development in Abasha and Akhaltsikhe municipalities” has helped 15 families build a modern urine-diverting dry toilet with the support and collaboration of WECF Georgia, the Greens Movement / Friends of the Earth, and Akhaltsikhe Social Development Center. more
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Georgian energy cooperatives featured in new Friedrich Ebert Stiftung study
Georgian energy cooperatives and Director of WECF-Georgia, Anna Samwel, were featured in a new study entitled "Energy Transition in South East and Eastern Europe, South Caucasus and Central Asia" by the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Foundation last December in 2018. more
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Implementing Agenda 2030 in Georgia: Where Are We Now?
Georgian Government, international agencies, civil society and the private sector join hands to promote gender equality as one of the key aspects of sustainable development agenda. more
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Violence Against Women and the Importance of Women's Economic Empowerment
Rural Communities Development Agency (RCDA) within the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence Campaign hosted the round table discussion “Violence against Women and Economic Development” organized by EUMM Mtskheta in cooperation with WECF/Georgia, TASO Foundation and RCDA. more
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Sustainable Development Goal # 5 Gender Assessment in Georgia
This research was conducted by the organization We Research within the auspices of the project ‘’Women 2030’’ funded by the European Union and implemented by Women in Europe for a Common Future (WECF). more
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Workshop for gender-sensitive energy cooperatives’ women ambassadors in Georgia
Two workshops were conducted by WECF, the local cooperatives - “Charte Mze” (turn on the sun) and “R_Cleen Energy” and took place in Khoni on 7th and Khobi on 8th of April, 2017. The aim was to build capacity of RE ambassadors on the topics gender sensitive energy cooperatives, women’s participation in decision making process, gender quotas and ways of product marketing. more
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A Gender Sensitive NAMA
The Austrian Environment Agency and WECF International, in cooperation with Georgian partner organisations Greens Movement and CREDO Bank, and with support by the Government of Georgia, have submitted a proposal for a NAMA Support Program to the NAMA Facility, in October 2016. more
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Energy Cooperatives in Georgia
Film is about how works one of the energy cooperative in Ivandidi, Khoni. more
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WECF Georgia Begins New Project on Indoor Air Pollution
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Project on water and sanitation conditions in Abasha and Akhaltsikhe municipalities promotes safer conditions for all, starting with sustainable toilet solutions
June 05, 2019 -
Energy Cooperatives in Georgia Fight Energy Poverty and Deforestation
January 30, 2019 -
Georgian energy cooperatives featured in new Friedrich Ebert Stiftung study
January 25, 2019 -
Sascha Gabizon, Executive Director of WECF International about the ways of achieving progress in political and economic empowerment of women in Georgia by 2030
February 21, 2018 -
Implementing Agenda 2030 in Georgia: Where Are We Now?
February 21, 2018 -
Violence Against Women and the Importance of Women's Economic Empowerment
December 06, 2017 -
Sustainable Development Goal # 5 Gender Assessment in Georgia
September 01, 2017 -
Workshop for gender-sensitive energy cooperatives’ women ambassadors in Georgia
April 11, 2017 -
A Gender Sensitive NAMA
November 07, 2016 -
Solar Water Heaters in Georgia
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Energy Cooperatives in Georgia
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Latest News
WECF Georgia Begins New Project on Indoor Air Pollution
This month, WECF Georgia is kicking-off its new project, Clean Air for Children, that aims to tackle indoor air pollution in public kindergartens and schools, focusing on three regions in the country.
Project on water and sanitation conditions in Abasha and Akhaltsikhe municipalities promotes safer conditions for all, starting with sustainable toilet solutions
The project "safe and sanitary conditions for sustainable development in Abasha and Akhaltsikhe municipalities” has helped 15 families build a modern urine-diverting dry toilet with the support and collaboration of WECF Georgia, the Greens Movement / Friends of the Earth, and Akhaltsikhe Social Development Center.
Latest Projects
Energy Cooperatives in Georgia
Energy cooperatives make renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency accessible to a broad public while also strengthen the citizen participation
Civil society Local Energy Efficiency Network (CLEEN)
The CLEEN project aims to build a partnership of civil society organizations in Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine
Latest Publications
Sustainable Development Goal # 5 Gender Assessment in Georgia
This research was conducted by the organization We Research within the auspices of the project ‘’Women 2030’’ funded by the European Union and implemented by Women in Europe for a Common Future (WECF).
CLEEN: Making local grassroots organisations stronger by working on energy efficiency
WECF and partners organise regional network meeting and workshop in Georgia and Armenia
