*[Enwl-eng] [cenn] Keep Georgia Beautiful – Already in Gori Now

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Keep Georgia Beautiful – Already in Gori Now



The surroundings of Gorijvari Monastery were cleaned on December 12  in the
scope of a large-scale environmental campaign, Keep Georgia Beautiful.
Sports Schools Association of Gori Municipality, a non-entrepreneurial
(non-commercial) legal entity, undertook responsibility for keeping the
territory clean under the Memorandum of Understanding signed with CENN. Keep
Georgia Beautiful is implemented within Waste Management Technology in
Regions, Phase II (WMTR II) implemented by CENN with the support of USAID.



Keep Georgia Beautiful is aimed at involvement of private companies, NGOs,
governmental agencies, local residents and any other stakeholders in
maintaining clean and green environment in Georgia.



Within the campaign, CENN employees along with the staff and sportsmen of
Sports Schools Association of Gori Municipality cleaned up the territory
adjoining Gorijvari Monastery, following which a banner was installed on the
area to prevent further littering.



About Keep Georgia Beautiful campaign:



Keep Georgia Beautiful campaign calls for private companies,
non-governmental organizations and governmental agencies, local residents
and other stakeholders to support the development of a responsible attitude
and implementation of green activities in their everyday lives.



Within Keep Georgia Beautiful campaign, interested organizations and persons
can select a specific area and assume responsibility for its cleanliness and
further care. After area identification, with CENN support, initial cleaning
of the area will take place, banner will be installed to inform public of
the organization responsible for cleanliness of the area. Adoption of the
area by an organization implies conducting monitoring of its cleanliness and
repeated cleaning activities as necessary.



About the program:



The WMTR II program assists the Government of Georgia (GoG) in modernization
of the country’s waste management sector and supports sustainable
development and inclusive economic growth by implementation of waste
separation and recycling practices. The program mainstreams innovative
approaches, applies new technologies, and streamlines strong partnerships to
solve development challenges.



WMTR II conducts its activities in three regions of Georgia – Kakheti, Shida
Kartli, Adjara AR and Tbilisi in the four main focus areas:



*         Implementation of an Integrated Waste Management System;

*         Private Sector-Led Recycling;

*         Illegal Dumping Penalties and Tariff Policy;

*         Public Outreach



WMTR II program is implemented by Caucasus Environmental NGO Network with
the support of USAID.



For additional information, visit  <http://environment.cenn.org/>
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