Green Guria – Mid-Term Results and Future Plans
Within the framework of the “Green Guria” project, supported by the European Union, CENN, in collaboration with its partners – Young Pedagogues’ Union, Institute for Democracy, and Keda Local Action Group – held meetings to present the project’s mid-term results and upcoming activities.
The meetings were conducted in all three municipalities of Guria – Ozurgeti, Chokhatauri, and Lanchkhuti, where participants discussed the activities implemented in 2024-2025 and outlined future plans.
During the meetings:
- Funded projects under the grant competition and their focus areas were presented;
- The marketing and communication strategy and action plan for Guria were introduced;
- Local Action Groups’ one-year action plans were discussed.
The events were open to all interested stakeholders, ensuring community engagement and project transparency.
About the Project
The Green Guria project, which supports local democracy and rural development for inclusive and sustainable green growth, is being implemented in the three municipalities of the Guria region—Ozurgeti, Chokhatauri, and Lanchkhuti—with the financial support of the European Union. As part of the project, local action groups in these municipalities were formed in 2023. The project is implemented by CENN in partnership with the Young Pedagogues’ Union, the Institute of Democracy, and the Local Action Group of Keda (LAG). The project’s goal is to reduce poverty and improve the economic and social environment, as well as the living conditions of vulnerable communities, through civic engagement, inclusive rural development, and green growth.