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Technical Assistance for a feasibility assessment of a Business Services Yard (BSY) for the sale of wood products at Nedzvi Managed Reserve (NMR)
PMO carried out a project, "Technical assistance for a feasibility assessment of a Business Service Yard (BSY) for the sale of wood products at Nedzvi Managed Reserve (NMR)." The Project aimed to assess the Borjom-Kharagauli National Park, particularly the general feasibility of arrangement and operation in the BSY (Business Service Yard) in Nedzvi.
Our team evaluated the financial feasibility of the business yard and sector-specific technical and social factors, which may affect economic feasibility.
The Project was implemented by Agency of Protected Areas of Georgia and funded by Caucasus National Fund (CNF).
Capacity Assessment of the Agency of Protected Areas and the overall Protected Areas System in Georgia
Digital and Physical Sales Strategy Development Project for Bakur Sulakauri Publishing LTD
Study on current crisis management practice in selected municipalities of Georgia, elaboration of respective recommendations and guideline
Research in 11 selected municipalities to examine social service and assistance process during the COVID-19 pandemic
Program Exit Strategy for PROCEED Project implemented by HEKS-EPER and ELKANA within the framework of ENPARD program
Labor Market Research on the necessity of the food safety and quality specialist/managers in food production industry
Research of Labor market and identification of growth potential economic sectors
Promotion of good CG, ESG and SF practices among companies and financial institutions in Georgia
Feasibility Study of Pesticide-Free Certification
Ex-ante Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) for improvement of inter-city connections in Georgia
Institutional Development and Communication Strategy for the Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara
EWMI’s Civil Society Engagement Project (CSEP) Launch Event
Analysis of Infrastructural Developments in the South Caucasus