Project Name: Student-Cantered Education
Duration: 1 September-2014 30 June 2015
Budget: $19.797
Donor: OSGF
The main objective is to improve and increase: the learning process and involvement of students in the administrative spheres at the Georgian Universities.
Project Name: Bratislava’s Global Safety Forum
Duration: June 2015
Budget: $995
Donor: Mr. Frederik Paulsen (donation)
This project stressed the significance of European Security in 21st century, exclusively energy and cyber security, and the defence. The Forum demonstrated the serious threat from Islamic extremism, not only for Europe but for the whole world. The Forum applied to Ukrainian crises and Russia with special attention, and discussed the Central Europe’s challenges and threats to act independently on international agenda.
Project Name: Georgia in the New Security Environment
Duration: April - May 2015
Budget: $3850
Donor: Mr. Frederik Paulsen (donation); LMF for Caucasus Studies, USA
The Conference’s main goal was to raise awareness of the Black Sea Region’s importance, to discuss US’s policy towards Georgia as well as its current and future challenges. The internal and external factors of the region were also emphasized, and the new ideas – concerning the opportunities and closer cooperation were underlined by the experienced and professional experts.
Project Name: EU-Georgia Cooperation
Duration: March - July 2015
Budget: $34.950
Donor: Levan Mikeladze Foundation for Caucasus Studies, USA
Monitoring of the implementation of the EU – Georgia Association Agreement
Project Name: Students’ Scholarships and Premiums
Duration: December 2014 June 2015
Budget: $1,097
Donor: Mr. Frederik Paulsen (donation)
The main goal of this project is to award students with grants and to support them financially as well as by the bonuses.
Project Name: Formulating the Strategic Context of Black Sea Region’s Safety
Duration: October 30, 2014
Budget: $926.04
Donor: Levan Mikeladze Foundation For Caucasus Studies, USA
This project was directed to discuss the current obstacles and challenges faced by the Black Sea Region, as a result of Russia’s aggressive actions in Crimea and East Ukraine. The meeting stressed the significance of new geopolitical challenges and presented numerous views how the situation could be resolved.
Project Name: Georgia’s European Path
Duration: July 11, 2014
Budget: $1,484.77
Donor: Levan Mikeladze Foundation For Caucasus Studies, USA
The aim of this project was to support Georgia’s participation in European Union, taking into consideration its historical background and the potential. The conference also stressed the importance of EU membership for Georgia and discussed numerous advantages and benefits for the country.
Project Name: Georgia’s European Future: the Role of the United States
Duration: 6 May, 2014
Budget: $6,032.13
Donor: Carnegie Endowment
The conference main goal was to stress the importance of Georgia’s membership in EU and to discuss the USA’s position about this issue.
Project Name: Youth Initiatives
Duration: 1 April 2014 March 2015
Budget: $37,370
Donor: NED
To encourage positive youth participation in the society. To encourage transparency and accountability of officials before the citizens.
Project Name: Georgia Knocking On EU’S Door
Duration: 1 July - 31 December 2013
Budget: €1,000
Donor: Slovak Atlantic Commission
Raise the expertise of government officials involved in the implementation of the integration reforms and preparation of Georgia for its accession to the EU and NATO. Raise the expertise and knowledge of nongovernmental sector of Georgia in reforms needed before accessing the EU and NATO. Promotion of economic dimension of foreign policy and development aid of the Slovak Republic directed towards Georgia.
