Location of Implementation: Georgia
Period of Implementation: September 2024 – October 2026
Name of Donor: Green Climate Fund (GCF), Swiss and Swedish governments, UNDP Georgia and Government of Georgia
Project/Activity Partners: Particip GmbH; GeoGraphic
Main Objectives: Development of MHRMPs.
Main Results: Multi-Hazard Risk Management Plans developed for 7 river basins – Rioni, Enguri, Adjaritskali, Alazani, Iori, Khrami-Ktsia and Mtkvari (Kura) for 4 river basins of Georgia
Location of Implementation: Georgia and Armenia
Period of Implementation: November 2025 – March 2026
Name of Donor: Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE)
Project/Activity Partners: N/A
Main Objectives: Developed an integrated fire risk map for Lori Province (Armenia) and the Kvemo Karli region (Georgia) using satellite data, climate projections and analysis, local consultations and expert input.
Main Results: Report on key climate and security risks related to wildfires in target regions and opportunities for joint action.
Location of Implementation: Georgia
Period of Implementation: September 2023 – October 2024
Name of Donor: Green Climate Fund (GCF), Swiss and Swedish governments, UNDP Georgia and Government of Georgia
Project/Activity Partners: Particip GmbH; GeoGraphic
Main Objectives: Elaboration of an integrated Multi-hazard Risk Management Plans (MHRMPs) for following 4 river basins of Western Georgia: Supsa, Natanebi, Kintrishi and Khobistkali through active participation of relevant stakeholders.
Main Results: 4 MHRMPs for Supsa, Natanebi, Kintrishi and Khobistkali river basins.
Location of Implementation: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia
Period of Implementation: October 2023 – June 2024
Name of Donor: OSCE
Project/Activity Partners: Adelphi Research GmbH
Main Objectives: Objective 1: To support the bilateral consultation process to develop a joint cooperation strategy and implementation plan between two pilot municipalities of Bolnisi and Sarchapet in Northern Armenian and Southern Georgia;
Objective 2: To support a bilateral consultation process to develop a scoping study on cooperation in North-west Azerbaijan and North-east Georgia.
Main Results: Result 1: A joint co-operation strategy and implementation plan between two pilot municipalities of Bolnisi and Sarchapet; Result 2: A scoping study on cooperation in North-west Azerbaijan and North-east Georgia.
Location of Implementation: Georgia
Period of Implementation: June 2023 – March 2025
Name of Donor: Environmental Information and Education Center (EIEC) under the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia (within the agreement with UNDP)
Project/Activity Partners: N/A
Main Objectives: Preparation of two chapters for the Fifth National Communication to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the First Biennial Transparency Report (5NC/1BTR)
Main Results: Result 1: Chapter on the limitations and gaps in the country and the support needed and received for relevant financial, technology development and transfer, as well as capacity development.
Result 2: Chapter on national circumstances, institutional arrangements and other information in the country as well as on support needed and received.
Location of Implementation: Georgia
Period of Implementation: December 2021
Name of Donor: UNDP Georgia
Project/Activity Partners: N/A
Main Objectives: To support awareness raising of youth on the topics of Environmental Protection and Climate Change
Main Results: Series of lectures on most prominent themes of the topic have been recorded and delivered to pupils across several regions of Georgia.
Location of Implementation: Georgia
Period of Implementation: November 2021 – May 2022
Name of Donor: UNDP Georgia
Name of Contractor: Gauss International Consulting S. L.
Project/Activity Partners: N/A
Main Objectives:
Objective 1: To support GAUSS in the elaboration of the Report on Climate Change Public Expenditure Review (CPEIR) implementation status of the Climate Budget Tagging (CBT).
Objective 2: To support GAUSS in the development and elaboration of NDC Financial Strategy and Investment Plan of Georgia.
Main Results:
Result 1: Development of the Final Inception Report
Result 2: Development of the Draft Climate Change Public Expenditure Review (CC-PER) for 3 financial years
Result 3: Development of the Draft NDC Financial Strategy and Investment Plan
Result 4: Development of the Draft CBT model for Georgia
Location of Implementation: Georgia
Period of Implementation: October 2021 – May 2022
Name of Donor: Adelphi Research GmbH
Project/Activity Partners: N/A
Main Objectives:
Objective 1: Providing expert input and review
Objective 2: Supporting the identification of project locations and stakeholders
Objective 3: Supporting organization of online events
Main Results: Under the assignment GEO has provided expert input to the project; supported the identification of municipalities that would be adequate for bilateral cooperation measures on disaster risk reduction/fire management to be explored in the pre-feasibility studies; and facilitated organization of online events (e.g. advising on format and requirements, advising on how to reach local participants).
Sector: Environment
Location of Implementation: Georgia
Period of Implementation: From: October 2019 To: August 2020
Name of Donor and Point of Contact: UNDP
Project/Activity Partners: N/A
Main Objectives: Objective 1: Assisting Georgia to fulfil its commitment under the UNFCCC and prepare and submit its SBUR and FNC to the UFCCC.
Objective 2: Strengthening the capacity of national institutions in related research and analysis contributing to Georgia’s inputs to reducing the impacts of the global environmental threat of climate change.
Main Results:
Result 1: Final „Constraints and gaps, and related financial technical and capacity needs “section of FNC and respective part of FNC executive summary in Georgian.
Result 2: Final „Other Information “section of FNC and respective part of FNC executive summary in Georgia.
Location of Implementation: Georgia
Period of Implementation: March 2018- September 2018
Name of Donor: UNDP Georgia
Project/Activity Partners: MENRP
Main Objectives: Development baseline information on existing set-up, capacities and practices at central and local levels for DRR/CCA and hazard mapping systems in Georgia with required roadmap and action plans for their development as well as recommendations suggested for approximation with the EU’s standards
Main Results:
Result 1: Comparative analysis of the climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction architecture and norms in Georgia
Result 2: Assessed hazard mapping system in Georgia
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Sector: Environment/Climate Change
Location of Implementation: Georgia
Period of Implementation: February 2021 – April 2021
Name of Donor: UNDP Georgia
Project Activity Partner: N/A
Main Objectives: Prepare a concept and layout of the awareness raising brochure for the National GHG Inventory Report (NIR) on main findings Inventory; Prepare concept of a promo video clip based on analysis of NIR 2016-2017; Develop awareness raising visual products for dissemination among general public through the thematic conferences, internet, and TV.
Main Results:
Result 1: Awareness raising brochure and video on findings of vulnerability assessment of CC in Georgia
Result 2: Proposed adaptation measures reflected in the Fourth National Commination
Sector: Environment/Climate Change
Location of Implementation: Georgia
Period of Implementation: October 2020 – December 2020
Name of Donor: UNDP Georgia
Project Activity Partner: N/A
Main Objectives: Prepare the concept of the awareness raising explanatory/analytical brochure’s web- and hard-versions as well as promo video on main findings of National GHG Inventory Report (NIR) for 1990-2017
Main Results:
Result 1: Concept and layout of the awareness raising brochure for the National GHG Inventory Report (NIR) on main findings Inventory.
Result 2: Concept of a promo video based on analysis of NIR 2016-2017.
Result 3: Awareness raising visual products developed for dissemination among general public through the thematic conferences, internet, and TV.