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International Affairs in Georgia
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Undp In Georgia
The United Nations Development Programme is assisting Georgia to achieve sustainable development that leaves no one behind. We help eradicate poverty and reduce inequalities and exclusion. We assist in developing policies and building leadership skills, partnering abilities, institutional capabilities and resilience needed to sustain development results. DISCLAIMER: UNDP does not guarantee the truthfulness, accuracy, or validity of any comments posted to its social media outlets (blogs, social networks, message boards/forums, etc.). Users must not post any content that is obscene, defamatory, profane, libellous, threatening, harassing, abusive, hateful or embarrassing to any person or entity. UNDP reserves the right to delete or edit any comments that it considers inappropriate or unacceptable, and to delete off-topic comments to foster conversations about the topics shared on this page.
201 to 500 staff
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Of Georgia
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs aims to uphold Georgia’s national interests and values, which underpin the main goal of our foreign policy - strengthening the security and international status of Georgia, helping the country take its rightful place in the system of international relations and pursue its own interests, amid the growing trends towards globalization. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs implements the country's foreign policy based on its national interests, protects the rights of Georgian citizens abroad, and makes its own contribution to creating a better world community.
1001 to 5000 staff
Center For Strategy And Development
Center for Strategy and Development (CSD) is an independent regional organization headquartered in Tbilisi, Georgia, which strives to support compliance and non-proliferation, security, and sustainable development, including but not limited to the South Caucasus, the Wider Black Sea area, and Central Asia. CSD provides research, policy analysis, consultancy, and capacity building. Formerly known as the Georgian Center for Strategy and Development (GCSD), CSD has implemented over 40 initiatives across key sectors such as development, institutional strengthening, security, and policy reform. Our values are based on the principles of equality, freedom, respect, accountability, and transparency. CSD has successfully supported stakeholders, including enterprises and civil society in developing countries across a wide range of sectors. The Center brings together local and international experts to provide evidence-based insights, identify key gaps, and offer sector-specific skills and expertise.
11 to 50 staff
Un Global Compact Network Georgia
We are one among 68 Local Networks of the UN Global Compact mobilizing a movement of responsible business and other stakeholders in Georgia.
11 to 50 staff
Usaid National Governance Program
The USAID National Governance Program was designed as a five-year program to increase government accountability and responsiveness to citizens by enhancing the effectiveness, transparency, and accountability of executive institutions of the Government of Georgia (GOG), the effectiveness and independence of the Parliament of Georgia (Parliament) and other independent oversight institutions, and empowering citizens to hold the government accountable. The Program worked in partnership with the GOG to deliver citizen-responsive governance based on greater accountability, transparency, and institutional independence. It sought to strengthen accountability systems, procedures, and mechanisms within both governing and independent oversight institutions and enhancing their ability to serve and communicate effectively with the public. Program activities included strengthening the “demand-side” of citizen responsive governance, supporting localization efforts, and empowering Georgian civil society and the private sector to demand accountability of Governance institutions. To achieve this goal, the Program was designed to: Increase effectiveness, transparency and accountability of governing institutions Increase effectiveness and independence of oversight institutions; and Increase citizen demand for government accountability. USAID recognized the Program for delivering high-quality, politically informed governance support. It maintained strong partnerships with key institutions, including GeoStat—who formally commended the Program for helping them strengthen their institutional performance. In the first two years, the Program exceeded USAID targets across governance reforms—supporting 4 major policy reforms, 34 oversight actions, 837 civil-service trainees, and 33 policy research products—while earning commendations from government partners and USAID.
11 to 50 staff
Global Equality Matters
Global Equality Matters (GEM) is a consultancy that empowers and equips organisations and individuals to deliver transformative change and meaningful results for gender equality through technical advisory services and capacity building. Founded by Sini Ramo, current Gender Adviser for EUMM, Georgia. We work with a range of organisations, varying from international, governmental and non-governmental organisations to private companies and independent agencies to engender change. Global Equality Matters is dedicated to developing and delivering targeted, customised services matching the specific context and needs of our clients. We believe that ticking-the-box exercises and one-size fits all approaches to gender mainstreaming are harmful and counterproductive. We deliver tangible and practical results for gender equality across a variety of sectors and thematic areas. Within these broad focus areas and themes, our work includes (but is not limited to)- Gender analysis and gender mainstreaming for programmes, organisations, policies and strategies - Gender-responsive communications, including communications strategies and content plans - Gender, conflict and peacebuilding - Women, Peace and Security and the UNSCR 1325 agenda - Gender-based violence prevention and response programming - Gender mainstreaming in health, development and humanitarian response - Capacity building - Gender-responsive leadership
1 to 10 staff
Georgian Association For Cultural Relations
The Georgian Association for Cultural Relations focuses on education, knowledge dissemination and information exchange through promoting democratic values, peace and security initiatives as well as the importance of coexistence of different communities in multicultural environments. The association carries out its activities in Georgia, the greater Caucasus region and internationally, especially considering the needs and concerns of young people. The activities of the organisation include international cooperation with NGOs having similar profile and implementing projects and events focusing on democracy building and peace education. The association is a member of the Hungary-based international network of institutions focusing on cultural and international relations. The Georgian Association Cultural Relations provides the opportunity for leading researchers, politicians, diplomats and students as future decision-makers to meet for local activities (round-table discussions, talks and other events) and international conferences on the most recent developments in their fields of research/work. The core activities of GACR discussions and conferences are based on the lectures by invited researches who are leaders in their respective fields, politicians, diplomats and well-known people related to cultural relations policy, economics and politics. The Georgian Association for Cultural Relations coordinates and carries on education and project development activities through cooperation with local and international partners. The GACR is a member of extended networks and undertake activities jointly with numerous partner organisations all across the world. Being a member of international networks, the GACR also benefits from shared resources and collaboration. These connections make it possible for us to enhance the quality of our activities and spread the values of cultural relations in Georgia.
1 to 10 staff
Elva Community Engagement
Elva Community Engagement is a leader in data-driven advisory on stabilization and state-civil relations in conflict-affected areas. We offer expertise in context and situational analysis, counter-violent extremism intervention design and implementation, advisory on and program-support for conflict stabilization initiatives. Our team is based in The Hague, Washington D.C. and Abidjan. We primarily work in West and Central Africa, where our ability to provide high-resolution, real-time data and trend analysis has unlocked better targeted and effective interventions for a range of different partners, from humanitarian organizations to governments and peacebuilders.
1 to 10 staff
Future Diplomats' Club
The work of Future Diplomats’ Club has evolved from holding public lectures and meetings to addressing the larger global threats and forces that impact them. Recognizing that the problems facing Georgia are increasingly more complex and urgent, we have refined the way in which we work around an ambitious new strategy. Being the first Diplomatic Society in Georgia, created in 2011, our strategy puts the Youth at the center and organizes our work around six key areas: Equality, Liberty, Education, NATO, EU and UN. By linking these six areas in an integrated approach, we can better leverage our unique assets and direct all our resources to involving Georgian youth, face problems in front of which communities unable to act effectively and Euro-Atlantic integration. The Youth is at the center of our work because together we can change the trajectory of the threats to our country, and help ensure sustainable development in the face of contemporary global challenges. To accomplish our ambitious goals, we work to educate and influence people into making sustainable choices and decisions, including University and School students. Our most valuable project – The School of Diplomacy – unites more than 600 motivated and open-minded school students every month and gives them a unique opportunity to change the course of their lives. Partnerships play a key role in FDC’s efforts to influence the course the development of Georgian Youth. Lasting Sustainable development is achieved through collaboration with a range of extraordinary partners. We leverage the strengths of these collaborations to achieve great success. Among our partners, we are honored to mention the Free University of Tbilisi, our home and major partner, the Aspen Institute, an educational and policy studies organization based in Washington, NATO Public Diplomacy Division and Vienna Diplomatic Academy, Information Center on NATO & EU, the state Ministry on European and Euro-Atlantic integration and the Europe-Georgia Institute. One of our main aims is commitment to helping people realize their full potential. Annually numerous events are held within the FDC framework – 50 lectures with highly qualified lecturers, including acting and former members of government, summer and winter schools at Bazaleti training center, academic simulations and other events.
11 to 50 staff
Nato In Georgia
ნატო-ს სამეკავშირეო ოფისი საქართველოში (NLO) ოფიციალურად 2010 წლის 1 ოქტომბერს გაიხსნა. ჩვენ წარმოვადგენთ ნატოს საქართველოში, ხელს ვუწყობთ პოლიტიკურ/სამხედრო დიალოგს და პრაქტიკულ თანამშრომლობას ნატო-საქართველოს კომისიის ფარგლებში, რათა მხარი დავუჭიროთ საქართველოს ძალისხმევას გახდეს ალიანსის წევრი. სამეკავშირეო ოფისის გუნდი შედგება როგორც ქართველი, ასევე უცხოელი პროფესიონალებისგან ნატო-ს წევრი ქვეყნებიდან, რომლებიც მზად არიან იმუშაონ ნატოსა და საქართველოს პარტნიორობის გასაღრმავებლად. ნატო-ს მისიის ხელმძღვანელია ალექსანდრე ვინიკოვი, ხოლო ნატოს სამხედრო მეკავშირე ოფიცერი გახლავთ პოლკოვნიკი რუშენ აბიდინოღლუ. ალექსანდრე ვინიკოვი და პოლკოვნიკი აბიდინოღლუ წარმოადგენენ ნატოს არა მხოლოდ საქართველოში, არამედ სრულიად სამხრეთ კავკასიაში, აზერბაიჯანისა და სომხეთის NATO Liaison Office (NLO) in Georgia was formally opened on 1 October 2010. Our mission is to represent NATO in Georgia, facilitate political/military dialogue and practical cooperation under the NATO-Georgia Commission in support of Georgia's efforts to join the Alliance. The Head of the Office also serves as the NATO Liaison Officer for the South Caucasus, covering both Armenia and Azerbaijan as well. The NLO team consists of professionals both from Allied nations and Georgia, who are committed to take the Alliance’s agenda in Georgia forward. Our Head of the Office is Alexander Vinnikov and Colonel Rusen Abidinoglu is the NATO Military Liaison Officer.
11 to 50 staff
Junior Diplomat Initiative Georgia
Junior Diplomat Initiative (JDI) is an association which purpose is to create a platform enabling students to confront their theoretical knowledge with the real practice of the contemporary world of diplomacy and to bring aspiring junior diplomats close to the reality of their potential future in that same world. JDI Georgia is a partner organization of Junior Diplomat Initiative founded in Prague, Czech Republic, Junior Diplomat Initiative Switzerland and Junior Diplomat Initiative France. Our story originates from the University of Economics in Prague, Czech Republic. The Swiss chapter came next at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies of Geneva. The French Chapter of the JDI was established at Sciences Po Paris in September 2015. We, in Tbilisi, are the Georgian Chapter of the JDI established in October 2019. Our Goal: Believing that diplomacy is about building bridges, the goal of Junior Diplomat Initiative Georgia is to provide students across Georgia with insights on the realities of the diplomatic world, whether they be aspiring diplomats, future high-stakes negotiators or simply curious. In order to do so, we provide them with opportunities to test their theoretical knowledge through interactions with diplomats and international relations experts by organizing embassy visits, conferences, workshops, after-works… thus creating a sustainable platform of exchange.
1 to 10 staff
Promint International Careers & Study Abroad Private Limited
Promint Careers & Study Abroad Where Global Dreams Take Root Promint Careers & Study Abroad is a trusted partner for students, healthcare professionals, and job seekers looking to expand their opportunities internationally. With a presence across major Indian cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, and Punjab, and a growing global network, Promint specializes in study abroad consultancy, job placements, and migration services. We support students in pursuing MBBS and Nursing programs in countries like Georgia, Germany, the UK, and the USA. Our services go beyond just admissions—we offer comprehensive guidance, including visa support, orientation sessions, and exam coaching for nurses (Prometric, DHA, HAAD, and more). Our clients benefit from hands-on assistance throughout their journey, from initial counseling to final placements abroad. At Promint, we pride ourselves on delivering personalized services that cater to each individual’s aspirations, ensuring they are fully equipped for success in their chosen destination. Our team of highly qualified professionals provides detailed assistance with CV and cover letter creation, council registrations (such as NMC and NMBI), and additional document preparation, ensuring a smooth, hassle-free process. For those looking to shape their future abroad with confidence and support, Promint Careers & Study Abroad is here to guide you every step of the way. Contact us Email: info.promintcareers@gmail.com | promintmedia@gmail.com Phone:+91 8590626515 |+91 6282488176 Website: Follow us on Instagram Promint Instagram
51 to 200 staff
Eu Funded - Facility For The Implementation Of The Eu-Georgia Association Agreement
The EU-funded Facility for the Implementation of EU-Georgia Association Agreement II commenced its operation on 6 February 2019. The AA Facility II team works in close cooperation with the Governmental Commission on EU Integration under Prime Minister of Georgia, the governmental institutions (primarily, but not exclusively, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Administration of the Government, Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Finance) and Parliament of Georgia. It provides the high-level support to the Government and Parliament of Georgia in implementation of the EU-Georgia agreements, in particular, the Association Agreement /DCFTA, by focusing on the priorities outlined in the Association Agenda and Single Support Framework 2017-2020. The expert assistance aims at contributing to the policy development, further strengthening the policy programming, coordination, monitoring, reporting and awareness of the Association Agreement implementation, definition and introduction of the required legal and institutional reforms as well the coordination and monitoring of EU external assistance.
1 to 10 staff
The Usaid Economic Security Program
The purpose of the USAID Economic Security Program is to accelerate broad-based growth of Georgia’s economy in sectors that show strong potential to create jobs, to increase incomes, to increase micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME) revenues, and increase investment. To do this, it supports diversification to more productive economic activities, including those in value chains (VCs) within the tourism, light manufacturing, creative industries, shared intellectual services, and solid waste management sectors. In fulfilling this purpose, the Program focuses on priority sectors and value chains that have the most potential to produce investment that create high-value jobs for Georgians. This requires identifying and improving the eco-system for each value chain, including both the supply and demand-sides, as well as skills development of the workforce, strengthening of institutions that support these value chains, and establishment of partnerships that catalyze investment and strengthen MSME positioning within the value chains. The Program scales up impact through synergy, strategic partnerships and investments, while building collaborative alliances between government, the private sector, and civil society. Its innovative and empowering approach creates Georgian solutions to the country’s challenges by encouraging co-design and constructive dialogue. During its five years the Program will create at least 4,800 new jobs, support at least 720 MSMEs, increase sales of assisted enterprises by $60 million, and leverage $18 million in partnerships.
11 to 50 staff
