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Introducing modern climate-smart agriculture methods and creating easy access to information are amongst the key priorities of the EU and FAO support to Georgian farmers. “One of the main things that the COVID-19 crisis has highlighted is the need to build further resilience in the agricultural sector of Georgia,” stated Mr....

EU and FAO, under the EU4Business programme, are jointly working to support the establishment of a certification system that will improve the quality and the phytosanitary conditions of the seeds and saplings produced in Georgia, and will allow Georgian nurseries to come closer to European standards, raising its trustworthiness on...

With the support of the European Union (EU) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the Ministry of Environment Protection and Agriculture of Georgia (MEPA) has established a Climate Agriculture Working Group, which conducts regular online sessions to address climate change challenges in the country. The...

To boost the production of high quality seeds and planting material and to comply with the upcoming certification system aligned to the international standards – these are the main goals of the newly established Georgian Seeds and Saplings Association (GEOSSA). The association was established with the support from the EU...

More than 700 farmers from all over Georgia participated in training programmes organized by FAO in 2020 with the support of the European Union (EU), under the ENPARD programme. FAO international and local agronomists conducted a comprehensive training programme through hands-on field trainings throughout the country.   The sessions covered many critically-important...