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Paid Internships in the Private Sector - Employment Support Program for YouthUNA-Georgia and USAID make available the paid internship opportunities across Georgia for young people aged 18 - 29 and the members of the USAID Unity Through Diversity Program-supported Youth Center from Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Zugdidi, Ozurgeti, Batumi, Gori, Telavi, Ninotsminda, Akhalkalaki, Akhaltsikhe, Dmanisi, Marneuli, Gardabani and Akhmeta. -
Georgia Integration Grants FacilityUNA Georgia is pleased to announce the Georgia Integration Grants Facility (IGF) within the USAID Unity Through Diversity Program to support the activities that will contribute to the inclusive civic and economic development of Georgia -
Georgia’s Old and New Public Health Challenges Demand Coordinated ResponseThe steps undertaken in recent years to strengthen Georgia`s public health system turned out insufficient in the face of the pandemic. To achieve a more functional management system, novel visions are needed to revisit the problem and bring about fundamental changes.Our Zurab Alkhanishvili shares his thoughts. -
Non-Formal Education: Why Georgia Needs Holistic ApproachZura Samarghanishvili, Program Officer at UNAG, shares his views on the limitations of formal education and how non-formal education can help reengineer conservative teaching and learning methodologies. -
Youth in Georgia Needs ActionOur Tamta Khutsishvili shares her thoughts about the young in Georgia, difficult transitions and their journeys to independence and autonomy, and what we can do to better support them in this process. -
FIGHTING WITH HANDICAP:Georgia has to counter disinformation in Russia’s long shadowThere is a lot of talk in the past years about anti-democratic powers “weaponizing” information as a part of hybrid military operations, and for achieving their foreign policy objectives of undermining the democratic governments. Our co-founder Jaba Devdariani shares his thoughts. -
Young in Georgia Miss Out on Chances They DeserveThere has long been a lot of talks about Georgia`s progressive and business-friendly environment, but many can`t yet benefit from these positive developments. This is particularly true for young people, a group still trying to take their first steps on a labor market, only to find themselves alone in a heavy employment struggle shared by older generations. UNA Georgia`s Rusudan Chanturia is sharing her thoughts about employment in Georgia`s youth.
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