EU and UNDP help bring life back to Georgia’s historic landmarks
On 18 October, Georgian parliamentarians presented their study on the potential to revive disused historic sites in the country.
Initiated by the Parliamentary Culture Committee with assistance from the European Union and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the enquiry engaged leading Georgian experts and representatives of the public, private and civic sectors.
The four-month study looked into ways to bring new life to historic sites, using their cultural value for redeveloping surrounding areas. It explored policy approaches for sustainable protection and preservation of historic heritage and studied the role of national and local authorities, the private sector and civil society in designing conservation and management tools.
The final report will be published at the end of October.
Find out more
MOST READ
SEE ALSO
EU4Youth Alumni Network hosts IdeaLab in Tbilisi
EU and UNDP launch Academy for Financial and Investment Readiness for Georgian municipalities
Voice Your Vision: Young European Ambassadors take part in European Forum of Young Leaders in Warsaw
Recently appointed Head of EU Monitoring Mission meets with Georgian Prime Minister
EU, UN and Austria launch new project to improve air quality in Georgia
The information on this site is subject to a Disclaimer and Protection of personal data. © European Union,
