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Innovation and Challenge Grants (ICG) Program
The USAID Civil Society Engagement Program announces the open-door Innovation and Challenge Grants (ICGs) program to support citizen engagement and community-strengthening initiatives by Georgian civil society organizations (CSOs), civic movements,
New Civic Engagement Projects Launching in March
In February, the USAID Civil Society Engagement Program selected the winners of the fourth round of its Innovation and Challenge Grants Program. The selected projects will start in March and
Information Platform Dopomoga Ukraini Wins Award for Helping Ukrainians in Georgia
In February, the information platform Dopomoga Ukraini was awarded the Guardians of History Award from the European Union’s representation in Georgia for its contributions in fighting Russian disinformation, increasing Georgian
Academy of Active Citizenship
With support from the USAID Civil Society Engagement Program, the student initiative group Active Citizenship Academy is implementing a project aimed at encouraging students to become active citizens in their university and
Assessing Management Problems in Georgia’s Professional Theaters
With support from the USAID Civil Society Engagement Program, the CSO Scene of Change is working to modernize management practices in Georgian theaters and make the country’s cultural sector more entrepreneurial. At
Supporting New Forms of Civic Engagement
With support from the USAID Civil Society Engagement Program, student-led NGO Tsertili is working to amplify students’ voices and engage them in public discourse on important issues. During its six-month project, Tsertili
Advocacy for Improved Treatment and Care for Children with Cancer
On average, 124 children are diagnosed with malignant tumors in Georgia every year. Because there are no standard methods to screen for pediatric cancer, early detection of the disease is
Successful Advocacy Initiative Enhances Public Transportation Accessibility in Dmanisi
Dmanisi municipality has long suffered from a lack of public transport, which creates significant challenges for locals needing to travel from villages to the center of the municipality. This issue
“Burden of the River” – Exhibition Reflecting Environmental Concerns of the Vere River
With support from the USAID Civil Society Engagement Program, art group Collective Failure held the exhibition “The Burden of the River” on November 16-19 to reflect environmental concerns around the Vere River.
Supporting Cooperation Between Businesses and the Civic Sector
On November 29, Global Compact Network Georgia (GCNG), with support from the USAID Civil Society Engagement Program, organized its second annual Partnership Fair to foster cooperation between the private and civic sectors. The event
