To strengthen social capacities and infrastructure of conflict affected population in order to improve their living conditions and strengthen social capital.
Strategy:
To achieve above mission CHCA employs several strategies. First, we promote community organization into CBOs and/or action groups that take initiative to address local community needs; second, we promote public dialogues and advocacy for social issues including housing; finally, CHCA addresses issues of integration of IDPs into local infrastructure through establishing homeowners’ and neighborhood associations that will improve housing conditions and local urban policies of municipalities.
- Community centered development
- Dialogue with stakeholders
- Creativity and international best practices
Current Projects
Past Projects
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Resilient Basements for Green Communities - Adapting the Living Climate of IDPs+
CHCA is implementing the project "Resilient Basements for Green Communities - Adapting the Living Climate of IDPs" in Poti, which aims to increase the climate resilience and livability of multi-apartment buildings in the IDP settlement of Poti by implementing a sustainable, hybrid infrastr- 1
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Greening the Future: Rights and Stability+
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Building inclusion for vulnerable and marginalized communities in Georgia+
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Establishment of houseowners 'associations in the IDP community from Abkhazia, accommodation facilities, capacity building and support for the establishment of a network of homeowners' associations+
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IDP Community - New Vision and New Resources+
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Supporting Energy Efficient Approaches in Social Service Providers+
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A Partnership for Inclusive Policy Making+
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Protecting IDPs and Improving Socio-Economic Conditions for Conflict-Affected Women During the COVID-19 Crisis in Georgia+
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COVID-19 prevention and response in the IDP Collective Centres in Georgia+
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COVID-19 - Prevention and Response in Conflict Affected Regions+
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Master of My House – Master of My Future!+
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Towards a Fairer Society+
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To contribute to inclusive decision-making for social and political integration of IDPs residing in Poti, Tskaltubo, Kutaisi, and Senaki municipalities+
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From Dependency to Self-sufficiency – Innovative, Effective and Scalable Livelihood Solutions for Georgia+
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The way forward for reforms in the housing sector: empowering grassroot homeowners associations+
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Creation and Development of Homeowners' Associations+
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Enhancing the Participation of Regional CSOs in Policy Dialogue on Social Inclusion in Georgia+
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Implementation and Evaluation of Land Leasing Pilot for IDPs in Georgia+
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Strengthening Engagement of CSOs Working With Social Security Issues in the Strategic Dialogue in Georgia+
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Activism and Transparency for Self-Governance in Shida Kartli+
CHCA is implementing the project “Greening Future - Rights and Stability” in Poti and Khobi municipalities, which aims to promote sustainable local development and resilience in IDP settlements in Poti and Khobi municipalities through green and just transformation, promoting inclusive go
The aim of the project is - to establish modern standards for the management of common property in the resettlement facilities of IDPs from Abkhazia and to increase the social integration of IDPs.
Objective: Increasing access to livelihood development resources in local governments and promoting the integration of IDPs into the local host community.
The aim of the project is to introduce renewable and energy efficient technologies and improve socio-economic conditions in the target communities and social service providers. The project is implemented in Georgia by United Nations Development Program (UNDP) with the financial support of the Global
We aim to increase civic participation in local social policy making, implementation and monitoring
Improvement of the hygienic and sanitary infrastructure in IDP collective centers; Establishment of training spaces in IDP collective centers run by trained IDP women.
A needs-based assistance to the internally displaced persons (IDPs) amid the COVID-19 outbreak
Donor - Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation, German Marshall Fund Black Sea Program
“Professional Perspectives of Young Internally Displaced Persons in the Housing Sector.”
Term: March 2017 - February 2018
Project Objective: Creating/developing CBOs/Strengthening their capacities and Raising the network of Pro-integration Alliance.
To contribute to inclusive decision-making for social and political integration of IDPs residing in Poti, Tskaltubo, Kutaisi, and Senaki municipalities
Project Objective: The project aims at supporting the economic integration of IDPs and war affected communities by providing sustainable livelihood solution. The project activities will be implemented through the following three components: Livelihoods, Advocacy and Capacity Building
Term: March 201
The way forward for reforms in the housing sector: empowering grassroot homeowners associations in Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine
Creation and retraining of Homeowner's Associations and Maintenance Groups; capacity building for target municipalities.
to strengthen the link between public and civic actors and harmonize their activities in the area of social inclusion by establishing a joint advisory body, the Advisory Council on Social Inclusion (AC)
Project Objective: To explore the opportunities for land leasing in IDP and host communities, identify the gaps and challenges and suggest solutions for improvement. In order to achieve this, the project will mobilize and train communities and authorities alike and work in close collaboration with s
Strengthening of ties between public and civil sectors and founding of a joint advisory body (the Advisory Council)
To educate and activate grassroots education and participation in the implementation of the Self Governance Law to promote activism and transparency.
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