The assessment of Georgia's forestry sector clearly demonstrates that there is still a long way to go to achieve good governance. This requires implementing reforms, particularly in recognising and respecting the rights of local communities related to forests and land, decentralising forest management, preventing harm caused by hazardous projects, promoting...

The conservation action plan for the Eastern Imperial Eagle in Georgia was developed by the Society for Nature Conservation (SABUKO) based on the results of surveys initiated in 2015 and ongoing to date. Based on these, threats affecting the local population were determined, as well as specific areas for conservation...

20 November, 2023 In Georgia, rapid infrastructure development in hydropower, wind power, mining, and road construction is posing a critical threat to biodiversity. This policy brief highlights the need for integrating biodiversity conservation into development planning to ensure sustainable progress. The purpose of the policy brief is to advocate for...

25 December, 2023 This policy paper seeks to assess the degree to which Georgia's current practices for planning and implementing major infrastructure projects align with both good environmental standards and EU legislation. Additionally, the paper aims to formulate recommendations to address any identified deficiencies. The following are the research questions...