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USAID/Georgia signed a new bilateral development assistance agreement with the Government of Georgia that will pave the way for USAID to provide $330 million in assistance over the next five years.
USAID and Gazelle Finance announced a three-year program to provide technical assistance and COVID resiliency support to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Georgia. The Program will enhance the capacity and financial performance of more than 30 SMEs in high-potential economic sectors, helping them attract the private sector investment needed to return to growth in the pandemic and post-pandemic economic environment.
USAID’s new Industry-Led Skills Development Program aims to reduce unemployment and support sustainable economic growth by building a pipeline between skills training and high-value employment opportunities.
The new data-driven tool will strengthen Parliamentary oversight and support effective management of Georgia’s Universal Healthcare Program, resulting in better health outcomes and more transparent use of public funds.
USAID is using digital tools to help Georgia’s government agencies deliver public services in an effective, transparent, and accountable manner.
Georgia faces the challenge of achieving a broad-based economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. It also has an opportunity to consolidate its past development gains by delivering a bold vision for the future: reforms that incentivize investment, innovation, and integration with Western markets. To support that process, USAID is elevating our partnership with Georgia, working with the public and private sector to support reforms and build a more inclusive economy.
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Last updated: May 25, 2021
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