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How the European Union supports Georgia in implementing reforms in food safety
January 24, 2025 News

How the European Union supports Georgia in implementing reforms in food safety

According to official data, approximately 40,000 cases of human food poisoning or disease are registered annually in Georgia. However, the actual numbers are much higher. Food may contain various chemical substances due to consumption, which a person may not be poisoned at once, but in case of systematic intake, they may develop some severe disease. Ensuring food safety is based on the “from farm to fork” principle, in which each chain, starting from the producer and ending with the consumer, has its share of responsibility. The National Food Agency is the main controlling body that detects violations and, if necessary, suspends the business operator's activities.

There are no limitations in the digital world: meet Tinatin, Hasmik, and Ofelya – young people from Georgia and Armenia
December 16, 2024 News

There are no limitations in the digital world: meet Tinatin, Hasmik, and Ofelya – young people from Georgia and Armenia

In Georgia and Armenia, people with special requirements face many daily challenges. Unfortunately, they still face stigma, which affects many areas of their lives. Access to education and work remains difficult for such people, along with many other obstacles.

Caritas Czech Republic continues to support veterinary services in Georgia
March 11, 2024 News

Caritas Czech Republic continues to support veterinary services in Georgia

Caritas Czech Republic continues to support veterinary services in Georgia. For this purpose, last week, we handed over to the National Food Agency a high-power generator and thermal bags. The generator will be installed in the central office of the National Food Agency in Tbilisi. It will ensure the storage of vaccines and other perishable substances during a power outage, while the thermal bags will be used by the agency's veterinary brigades, which are involved in vaccination and other veterinary services.

Within the EU-funded initiative, youth from Georgia, Armenia, and Moldova will be able to increase their entrepreneurial skills
October 23, 2023 News

Within the EU-funded initiative, youth from Georgia, Armenia, and Moldova will be able to increase their entrepreneurial skills

In Georgia, Armenia, and Moldova, the realization of vulnerable young people in the labor market and their active involvement in democratic life is still a challenge. The mentioned especially prevents ensuring a dignified life for youth with disabilities. That is why the Caritas Czech Republic and the Coalition for Independent Living, together with the Moldovian organization Millenium and the Armenian organization Agate, are starting a European Union-funded project that will support the employment of vulnerable youth, the improvement of entrepreneurship opportunities, and their active participation in democratic life.

With a new initiative funded by the CzDA, early childhood care and inclusive education will be improved in Georgia
June 26, 2023 News

With a new initiative funded by the CzDA, early childhood care and inclusive education will be improved in Georgia

Caritas Czech Republic has been supporting the Government of Georgia in the improvement of health and social services for years. With our efforts, the lives of thousands of children and their families have significantly improved in Georgia. With the financial support of the Czech Development Agency, now we are starting a new project aiming at improving early childhood care and inclusive education for children with special needs in Georgia.