A workshop on climate change resilience and integrated planning was held in the city of Telavi
Organized by the National Environmental Agency, a workshop on climate change resilience and integrated planning was held in Telavi. The event took place within the framework of the "Pathways to Resilience" initiative, which is funded by the European Union’s research and innovation program, Horizon Europe.
Participants in the meeting included representatives from the National Environmental Agency, the Slovak company KAJO, the Kakheti Regional Administration, the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture (along with its subordinate agencies), municipalities from the Kakheti region, the Georgian Farmers' Association, various environmental non-governmental organizations, Telavi State University, and other interested stakeholders.
During the meeting, representatives from the National Environmental Agency and KAJO reviewed the project's current results and key documents. A working session was also held for the stakeholders, focusing on the discussion and validation of a "System Map." Participants engaged in discussions regarding the interconnections between climate risks, the specific needs of various sectors, and the development of unified approaches. The project "Strengthening Drought Resilience in Kakheti" is being implemented through a partnership between the National Environmental Agency, the Slovak company KAJO, and the Administration of the State Representative in the Kakheti Region. It is part of the "Pathways to Resilience" initiative, which aims to assess the region's climate risks and develop a climate resilience strategy, an action plan, and an investment plan.
