Eurasia Foundation has made grants in Georgia since 1995, creating lasting benefit through work on volunteerism, professional development and tolerance. Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) continues that legacy through targeted grant making in key areas, including cross-border cooperation, civic monitoring, tourism, corporate social responsibility and youth leadership through the Youth Bank program, which empowers youth to identify and solve problems in their communities.
Another EPF project, the EU Integration program, is aimed at engaging Georgian civil society in the implementation of the European Neighborhood Policy (ENP) Action Plan of the European Union (EU). This engagement aims to ensure Georgia utilizes the EU’s expertise and resources in efforts to implement political, economic and social reforms. In addition to facilitating Georgia’s admission to the EU, these reforms will bring stability, improved security and social welfare to the country. The program, which is implemented in close collaboration with other foundations, NGOs, governmental agencies and the EU Delegation in Georgia, has mobilized civil society organizations to monitor the implementation of the ENP Action Plan in Georgia.
For more information, please visit the EPF Georgia web site or contact Susie Wood, associate country director in Tbilisi at 995-32-22-32-64.
