Fire safety campaign for educational institutions in Borjomi municipality
The ‘’Voluntary Fire Service as a form of Temporary Crisis Response’’ project continues its work, the volunteers have been delivering interesting and
Voluntary Fire Service in Borjomi: The first phase of the project has ended successfully!
On October 7, the event was held in the culture house of the town of Borjomi. The project team presented the first results of the project to different
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Voluntary Fire Service in Borjomi: Training sessions for volunteers
The third phase of the training sessions for volunteers was held on August 24-25, 2019. The two-day training sessions were delivered by experts invited
Voluntary Fire Service in Georgia: Stress management techniques and practical tools for volunteers
The second session of the training for volunteers was held on August 10-11, 2019. The two-day session was delivered by a leading Georgian psychologist and
Voluntary Fire Service in Borjomi: Developing and strengthening the skills of volunteers
Training sessions were for volunteers in Borjomi on July 26 and 27. The training covered topics such as: 1. fire risk assessment and prevention, and 2.
Project opening ceremony: Voluntary Fire Service as a Form of Temporary Crisis Response
The “Voluntary Fire Service as a Form of Temporary Crisis Response” project presentation was held in Borjomi on June 28, 2019. The main
Job opportunity – call for expression of interest for experts
Call for expression of interest for experts 2019/GEO/3 Employment type: International service contract Duty station: Home-based (remote consultations) with
The National LEADER Network from the Republic of Moldova at the Europe Day
May 11th and 18th were significant days in European organisations’ agendas – Europe Day took place in both Chisinau and Cahul. Various
When others say it is impossible, the Solidarity Fund PL in Georgia challenges reality!
At the beginning of May, the Solidarity Fund PL in Georgia launched an innovative component of the Participatory Budget project aimed at local residents’