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30.04.2024

The November Amnesty: A humane act or a legalization of land grabbing?

On November 15, 2023, the Parliament of Georgia adopted the Law of Georgia on Amnesty, which had been proposed by the Prime Minister two months earlier.
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05.10.2023

Green Alternative’s Comments and Recommendations on the Tbilisi Transport Plan

The Tbilisi Transport Plan (TTP), formerly known as the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP), is a crucial document guiding the capital toward sustainable mobility.
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04.09.2023

Tbilisi’s transport policy conundrums: between resolution and resistance

In 2018, Tbilisi authorities set out to decrease the city’s car dependency, reduce traffic jams, improve air quality and develop better infrastructure for walking and cycling. But despite investment from the EBRD and ADB, there has been little improvement.
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03.08.2023

The Georgian Road to Russia: when everything goes south

The North-South Corridor, widely promoted by international financial institutions, aims to facilitate the transport of goods as the ‘only land access to the Russian Federation’, as well as to Iran, Armenia and Azerbaijan, running through Georgia.
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31.07.2023

Electricity Consumption Trends in Georgia Over the Past Decade: Patterns and Influencing Factors

Since 2016, consumption has started to grow, coinciding with the development of the cryptocurrency mining industry [from 9.09 billion kWh in 2016 to 9.87 billion kWh in 2017].
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26.06.2023

Adverse Consequences of Small and Medium-Sized Hydropower Plants

Tens of middle and small-size hydropower plants have been built in Georgia for the last decade.
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17.05.2023

Public protests against Namakhvani Hydropower Plant: key issues and unanswered questions

In recent years, the protest rally against the Namakhvani hydropower plant for saving the Rioni Valley has become the largest, most long-lasting, and most widespread movement in Georgia.
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04.04.2023

Support Green Alternative in safeguarding Georgia's environment and the rights of local communities

Established in 2000, Green Alternative, a civil society organization in Georgia, is dedicated to fostering sustainable development and championing the rights of local communities to shape a development path that preserves their way of life and surrounding environment.

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