• Economic Growth (USAID Georgia) 
    • Address / 11 George Balanchine Street 0131 Tbilisi, Georgia
    • Web address / www.georgia.usaid.gov
    • Phone / (+995-32) 254-40-00
    • Fax / (+995-32) 254-41-45
    • Program review / USAID’s programs in Georgia aim to enable inclusive and sustainable economic growth in the country through improved economic governance, increased competitiveness and employment, responsible management of Georgia’s natural endowments, and increased access to quality education. Current projects focus on improving infrastructure, and helping Georgia develop the human capital to fuel the economic growth and meet the demands of a modern market-based economy.
  • Economy, Trade and Public Finance Management (EU) 
    • Address / 38, Nino Chkheidze St. Tbilisi 0102, Georgia
    • Web address / www.eeas.europa.eu/delegations/georgia/index_ka.htm
    • Phone / (+995 32) 294–37–63. (+995 32) 294–37–69
    • Fax / (+995 32) 294–37–68
    • E-Mail / [email protected]
    • Program review / EU aid for regional development policy that aims to create new opportunities for the development of regions.
  • Education and Social Services (Save the Children in Georgia) 
    • Address / 20 Gotua Street, Tbilisi 0160, Georgia
    • Web address / www.savethechildren.org/site/c.8rKLIXMGIpI4E/b.6153127/k.BEDB/Georgia.htm
    • Phone / (+995 32) 224–45–20, (+995 32) 224–45–21
    • Fax / (+995 32) 237–78–63
    • E-Mail / [email protected]
    • Program review / The Rebuilding Lives Project works to reintegrate street children into mainstream society, improve government strategies and coordination to respond to their needs, and enhance public awareness about the plight of street children to overcome stigmatization and prejudice.
  • Education Program (UNICEF) 
    • Address / UN House, 9 Eristavi Street,Tbilisi 0179, Georgia
    • Web address / www.unicef.ge
    • Phone / (+995 32) 223-23-88, (+995 32) 225-11-30
    • Fax / (+995 32) 225-12-36
    • E-Mail / [email protected]
    • Program review / The program includes pre-school education, inclusive education and disaster risk reduction
  • Education, Health and Social Development (EU) 
  • Election program (Center of Electoral Systems Development, Reforms and Trainings) 
    • Address / 13th kilometer of David Agmashenebeli Alley, Tbilisi, Georgia
    • Web address / www.electionreforms.ge
    • Phone / (+995 32) 261-21-11
    • E-Mail / [email protected]
    • Program review / According to the Election Administration of Georgia 2015-2019 Strategic Plan, effective implementation of the goal of electoral culture development in the country, along with other aspects, is related to the necessity to develop and implement electoral awareness-raising/educational programs for electoral stakeholders, to ensure supporting their electoral capacity development and in general, establishing competitive political environment.
  • Election Program (NDI) 
    • Address / 3 Tabukashvili st, Tbilisi 0105, Georgia
    • Web address / ww.ndi.org
    • Phone / (+995 32) 293-58-30, (+995 32) 293–44–71
    • Fax / (+995 32) 299-74-76
    • E-Mail / [email protected]
    • Program review / Program assesses the political environment, suggests improvements to the electoral framework based on international best practices.
  • Electoral Assistance (Council of Europe Office in Georgia) 
    • Address / 34 Chavchavadze Ave. 0179, Tbilisi, Georgia
    • Web address / www.coe.ge
    • Phone / (+995 32) 291–38–70/71/72/73
    • Fax / (+995 32) 291 38 74
    • E-Mail / [email protected]
    • Program review / The Council of Europe Programme to support Georgia in view of the 2012 (parliamentary), 2013 (presidential) and 2014 (local) elections aims to assist Georgia in a full cycle of elections by addressing several elements of the electoral framework, as recommended in reports of the OSCE/ODIHR and the Council of Europe's Commission for Democracy through Law (Venice Commission) as well as by the Election Observation reports made by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) and the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe (CLRAE).
  • Emergency Response Program (UNHCR) 
  • Emergency Response Programme (CARE International in the Caucasu) 
  • Energy and Environment (USAID Georgia)  
    • Address / 11 George Balanchine Street 0131 Tbilisi, Georgia
    • Web address / www.georgia.usaid.gov
    • Phone / (+995-32) 254-40-00
    • Fax / (+995-32) 254-41-45
    • Program review / USAID projects help facilitate investment to build new hydropower production facilities, improve natural gas transmission infrastructure to increase the availability of gas for households and key economic development zones, and improve electrical power transmission through constructing new power lines, while promoting increased energy efficiency
  • Engage and Monitor for Change (Europe Foundation) 
    • Address / 3 Kavsadze Street. Tbilisi 0179, Georgia
    • Web address / www.epfound.ge
    • Phone / +995 32) 225–39–42/43, 225-27-63/78/82;
    • Fax / (+995 32) 225–39–42/43, 225-27-63/78/82
    • E-Mail / [email protected]
    • Program review / EPF’s Engage and Monitor for Change program fosters the active and informed participation of Georgian community groups, CSOs and media outlets in the political and economic decision-making in their regions by building capacity among civic groups, encouraging monitoring and evaluation of policy reforms and facilitating public discussions, debates and network building.
  • English Access Microscholarship Program (PH International - საქართველო) 
    • Address / 17 B Chavchavadze Ave, Entrance 1, App 1
    • Web address / www.ph-int.org/access_ge
    • Phone / (+995-32) 223–33–38; (+995-32) 299-00-49
    • E-Mail / [email protected]
    • Program review / The purpose of the Program  is to make the study of English more accessible to adolescents from an economically disadvantaged background. In addition to working on their language skills, the participants of the program become familiar with the aspects of US culture and develop deeper understanding of current issues in North American society. Greater sensitivity to cultural differences, coupled with the acquired language skills, enable the participants to take advantage of the opportunities that had previously been unavailable to them.
  • English Language Courses (British Council) 
    • Address / 34 Rustaveli Avenue Tbilis 0108i, Georgia
    • Web address / www.britishcouncil.org/geo/ge.htm
    • Phone / (+995 32) 225–04–07, (+995 32) 298–80–14
    • Fax / (+995 32) 298–95–91
    • E-Mail / [email protected]
    • Program review / English language courses for children, for parents. English language learning online courses.
  • English Language through Civic Education (ELCE) (PH International - საქართველო) 
    • Address / 17 B Chavchavadze Ave, Entrance 1, App 1
    • Web address / www.ph-int.org/access_ge
    • Phone / (+995-32) 223–33–38; (+995-32) 299-00-49
    • E-Mail / [email protected]
    • Program review / Program is to improve English-language teaching and learning in Georgian schools, in order to support Euro-Atlantic integration, promote Western democratic values, improve students’ capacity for higher and continuing education, and increase marketable job skills among Georgian youth.
  • Environment (UNHCR) 


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