In June, in Poti, we presented the project’s implemented activities, achieved results and future plans to representatives of civil society and active community members.
A key part of the meeting was dedicated to the presentation of the rain garden replication plan - a practical guide that shows residents how to create a rain garden in their own yards step by step.
Rain gardens are an effective nature-based solution that helps manage stormwater, reduces flood risks, improves environmental conditions, and creates a more sustainable and environmentally healthy living space.
The meeting provided an important opportunity for sharing experience, discussing ideas, and further strengthening local engagement.
We believe that such practical tools and collaboration will support the wider adoption of nature-based solutions and enable more people to start green change from their own yards.
Together, we are building a greener, more sustainable, and climate-resilient environment.
The project is being implemented with the support of UNDP Georgia and Embassy of Denmark in Georgia.