USAID with the Public Defender of Georgia, representatives of the government and civil society, members of the Council of National Minorities and the Council of Religions marked the International Day for Tolerance as a reminder of the need for respect, dialogue, and cooperation between diverse ethnic and religious groups.
Global challenges related to ensuring equal access to justice for all and free legal aid for the poor and vulnerable are the focus of the third International Legal Aid Conference (ILAC) ongoing in Tbilisi on 13-15 November 2018. The three-day event brings together 300 delegates from over 60 countries to discuss how countries can improve access to legal aid in their unique national contexts and deepen international cooperation in this critical field.
Improving rural livelihoods, strengthening communities, and advancing Georgia’s sustainable economic growth
As part of Global Entrepreneurship Week (https://genglobal.org/georgia), USAID will present an information session on Development Innovation Ventures (DIV), USAID’s open innovation program that tests and scales creative solutions to any global development challenge. DIV provides flexible, tiered grant f
Students in Kareli Municipality established a civics club to introduce the idea of children's rights to their fellow students. They discussed issues common to their locality… having parents who are working abroad, the need for them to work, cultural discrimination, and basic health education. They produced promotional materials which they distributed throughout the community to encourage further discussion.
The ‘Momavlis Taoba’ program is funded by USAID and implemented by PH International (Project Harmony).
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