The updated Nationally Determined Contributions ramp up action to limit climate change
Ambrolauri Social Inclusion Centre opens doors to people with disabilities and the entire community
UNDP helps the Agency of Protected Areas introduce new visitors’ services in Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park
EU, UNDP assist the Georgian Parliament to launch an educational programme for schoolchildren
EU-UNDP opinion poll shows strong public awareness but little practical action
In pandemic conditions, e-services become the new normal
What Georgians know about climate change
Georgians see climate change as a top-three challenge for humanity, ranking it right after poverty and infectious diseases. The majority of Georgia's population is convinced that people can make a difference in combatting the climate crisis. However, only small shares of the public say they consider the environmental impact when buying cars or appliances or choosing how to heat their homes.
Men, Women and Gender Relations in Georgia: Public Perceptions and Attitudes. 2019
More than half of all Georgians – 63 percent of women and 54 percent of men – think Georgia has yet to achieve meaningful gender equality. 60 percent are confident that greater involvement of women in politics would benefit their country. But 59 percent of men and 38 percent of women still believe that women’s main duty is to take care of their families.
How to accelerate progress towards the SDGs?
93 percent of SDG targets are reflected in Georgia's national strategies. To accelerate progress towards the SDGs, the country identified four priority areas that are currently “bottlenecks” for development: reducing disparities between rural and urban areas; creating employment opportunities for youth; overcoming gender gaps and other inequalities; and developing green energy.
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UNDP assists Georgia in four major areas: Democratic Governance, Economic Development, Environment and Energy, and Crisis Prevention and Recovery. Find out more about our projects.
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About Georgia
3,723.5 million
Population
20.1
Poverty rate
US$ 1,174.0
GNI per capita
0.786
Human Dev. Index
