Workshop for Media and Academic Sector
Representatives
More than 80 representatives of
academic sector and media from Tbilisi and all regions of Georgia participated
in four workshops, held within the project “Capacity Development to Advocate for
the Biodiversity Conservation, Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation and
Sustainable Land Management Practices”.
The project is
being implemented by Georgia’s Environmental Outlook (GEO) (https://www.facebook.com/GEO-1127131397300965/) with the support of the United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP) and Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources
Protection and financial assistance of the Global Environment Facility
(GEF).
UN Conventions on Biodiversity, Desertification and Climate Change
are among the first international treaties ratified by the Parliament of
Georgia. To implement the convention requirements a number of legal and policy
measures have already been implemented at national level since then. However,
raising the level of understanding of the conventions and roles of different key
stakeholders still need further efforts and support. Illustrating the linkages
between these three conventions as well as practical benefits the implementation
of the Conventions may bring to the country and society is needed.
In this context, the role of academic sector is crucial.
Academia may play a significant role in the whole process not only through the
need-tailored scientific researches and analysis but also through promulgating
the knowledge to students.
Moreover, the role of media is
also extremely important, as they are key in reporting and covering broader
audience.
The project aims to raise awareness on the above-mentioned
three Conventions, their requirements, the status where Georgia stands in terms
of their implementation, international trends, implementation related challenges
and opportunities among the academic sector and media representatives throughout
Georgia. It also aims to develop their capacities in terms of applying the
acquainted knowledge in their professional work, establish a social network and
open the door for their more active involvement in the policy making process in
relation with these three Conventions.
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