The independepent assessment prepared by the international human rights expert Maggie Nicholson covers all major areas of Georgia’s National Human Rights Strategy for 2014-2020. The report was commissioned under the EU-funded Human Rights for All programme, which was implemented in 2016-2019 by four UN agencies – UNDP, OHCHR, UNICEF and ILO.
What are the obstacles faced by Georgian women while striving for a political career? The conclusions of this research are based on a qualitative survey, conducted among top and middle management of parliamentary political parties in Georgia – “Georgian Dream”, “United National Movement”, “European Georgia” and “Patriots’ Alliance of Georgia”, in March – May 2017.
Georgia is creating a national model of climate resilience to provide direct protection to more than 1.7 million people, or almost half the population.
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.
UNDP is committed to ending poverty once and for all. That’s why we work to get to the root causes of poverty and create lasting change. The good news is we have a plan. But we need your help to get the job done.
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