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#LocalCorrespondent Opinion / New Approaches – the Case of Orbeliani Meti, interview with Keti Khachidze

by George Chanturia, Local Correspondent from Georgia. Even though implying non-traditional ways of CSO management has been discussed for many years, including in Georgia such as enterprising NGOs or crowdfunding, unfortunately, so far this sector is dealing with the business “as usual.” As I have written in many of my blogs, the Georgian CSOs are mostly using traditional

#LocalCorrespondent Opinion / The Language We Use

by George Chanturia, Local Correspondent from Georgia. Having a dog is as good as it can get. I have an Irish Setter who is one of the most beautiful dogs ever (according to some of the painters. Really!). Me and him have this special bond that includes having to walk around outside on a daily basis. The good

Designing for Impact – Leveraging Human-centred Design for Good / Webinar & Workshop

We invite civil society organisations from the Eastern Partnership region (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine) to take part in a Webinar & Workshop on Designing for Impact – Leveraging Human-centred Design for Good on January 25 and 26, 2021! We will be focusing on the basics of the design thinking methodology as applied

#LocalCorrespondent Opinion / “Changes” (in 2021)

by George Chanturia, Local Correspondent from Georgia. I remember in the 1990s, when there was no food, no electricity, no hot water and people were burning stuff to get warm, we, as little kids, were listening to 2pac. Obviously, at that time I did not understand a thing he was saying. However, when I first listened to the

Adapt-an-App Eastern Partnership Sprint: QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Are you planning to apply for our Adapt-an-App EaP Sprint but still have some questions? We have some answers for you! Please check our FAQs right here: We would like to replicate the SaveUs Is it possible to change the purpose of the crowdfunding platform? Yes, of course! You can adapt the digital solution to

Webinar on Gender Mainstreaming / December 18, 2020

Gender mainstreaming has been embraced internationally as a strategy towards realising gender equality. It involves the integration of a gender perspective into the preparation, design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of policies, with a view to promoting equality between women and men and combating discrimination. On the 18th of December we will organise the webinar on

New Opportunities in December 2020

What are your plans for the last weeks of 2020? We have plenty of opportunities in December for you! Check it out: On December 11th and 14th we will have Environmental Mainstreaming: A Series of Webinars where you will have the opportunity to improve your understanding of environmental issues, mainstreaming strategies and tools and reflect

#LocalCorrespondent Opinion / De-Politicize Education

by George Chanturia, Local Correspondent from Georgia. With the elections finally over, one would think that the political situation would cool off, however, unfortunately, it is still intense. Obviously, as a vibrant democracy, we have always had problems to have free and fair elections. According to different sources and observation missions, the ruling parties always used administrative resources

Webinars on Environmental Mainstreaming, December 11-14, 2020

Environmental mainstreaming is important because economic and social development and the environment are fundamentally interdependent. The way we manage the economy and political and social institutions has critical impacts on the environment, while environmental quality and sustainability, in turn, are vital for the performance of the economy and social well-being. To put it simply, not