The purpose of the study is to outline the purpose of the disposal of child grants aid received within the framework of the social assistance program, including the needs and / items on which this resource is distributed and other features / main characteristics of this expenditure in families with children participating in the program.

The goal of the project is to improve the school environment for the support and integration of Ukrainian children. Accordingly, it is planned to: develop an information guide for teachers about the specifics and needs of asylum-seekers and/or refugee children; Organization of workshops and their strengthening/raising of awareness; Preparation of detailed description of school activities and organization joint demonstration event

The objective of the activity was to ensure a proper understanding of the current needs of Ukrainians in Georgia, as well as the development of the situation among refugees, intentions, and winter-related challenges, The second phase of the assessment was implemented - 300 respondents were interviewed, 3 focus group discussions were organized and the research report prepared.

SOS Children Village Georgia

The objective of the consultancy is to modify/renew the social programs of Kutaisi City Hall by using participatory approaches. The activity is determined to be based on an already prepared assessment of the municipal social and healthcare programs.

Within the frame of the activity, the ISC prepared a handbook on child labor for child care specialists and provided 3-day training for child protection specialists in Guria and Kakheti Region.

Main objective of the consultancy: a). to develop a tailored instrument for the evaluation and conduct desk research; b). to organize focus groups (FGs), Key informant Interviews (KIIs), and depth interviews for evaluation purposes in 8 municipalities across the Georgia; and c). to develop research report.

Within the frame of the Consultancy, ISC ensured to a). develop tailored instrument, tools and relevant protocols for the evaluation and conduct desk research; b). Conduct field visits, focus groups, KIIs and depth interviews for evaluation purposes in Kutaisi municipality; c). Develop initial (draft) and final report on municipal social program assessment in Kutaisi Municipality; d). Provide 3-day Training on “Participatory Municipal Program Evaluation” for representatives of Kutaisi City Hall.

The Ultimate goal of the project is to promote gender equality through community sensitization against gender-stereotypes and gender-based violence. The specific objectives of the project are: a). To sensitize local community leaders and key stakeholders on gender equality and gender related issues; b). To engage local community leaders and key actors for social action in order to improve gender awareness at their community level.

The purpose of the study is to identify and analyze the conditions and legal status of minority prisoners and reveal main challenges they have in prisons. The research is determined to be conducted through qualitative methods, including interviews with key informants, experts and focus groups with the relevant employees.

The Overall objective of the needs assessment is to obtain an objective analysis of the target group’s up-to-date needs, as well as gaps in adequate response to the needs of the target group, and present the findings as well as recommendations on specific programs and services that need to be developed to Zugdidi local government and other local stakeholders. The needs assessment will be the basis for revising or diversifying existing services and interventions in Zugdidi Municipality in order to improve the quality of services and make them more efficient for the target group beneficiaries.

The aim of the Rapid Needs Assessment is to identify the primary needs and priorities of the Ukrainian Refugees. The RNA uses both qualitative and quantitative research methods to gain information about key research question. Target location of the research are: Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Batumi, Akhaltsikhe and Kazbegi (Checkpoint „Kazbegi“).

the project’s main goal is to facilitate defining Child Deprivation through focus group discussions with different social groups and ensure consultative participation of children and youth in the development of CFC strategies / action plans in three municipalities of Georgia.

The project’s overall goal is to enhance gender quality in local communities through capacity building and awareness-raising activities. The specific objectives of the project: a). To strengthen the capacity of local community leaders, as main stakeholders and agent of changes, in both enhancing knowledge on gender equality issues and improving skills on training and facilitation; b). To raise awareness among local communities’ members (kindergarten caregivers, civic education teachers and locals) on gender based violence, gender stereotypes, harmful social and gender norms, as well GBV and its prevention.

The project aims to engage stakeholders for mainstreaming INSPIRE Strategies - 7 strategies for ending violence against children (prepared by WHO in partnership with international organizations) into national action plans and organizational policies. The specific objectives of the project are the following: (1) sharing information among stakeholders about INSPIRE principles, strategies and framework; (2) Engaging multi-stakeholders dialogue on using INSPIRE strategies to ending violence against children. The goals will be achieved by informational activities and capacity-building workshops. In the frame of the project, INSPIRE Core document will be translated in Georgian, INSPIRE Working Group Georgia will be established and developed, as well as large-scale event namely “INSPIRE Forum: Ending Violence against Children” will be organized

The objective of the project is to increase the accessibility to reproductive health services of women living in rural areas of Georgia. It supports to raise awareness as well as to gather information about the reproductive needs of a particular communities in Samegrelo and Kakheti region. The project follows to the steps: Selection of the community facilitators through the competition; Provide  two day training for facilitators on reproductive health, human right and gender issues; Conduct informational meetings in target regions; Advocate for better accessibility to services with Municipality Gender Council members in Zugdidi and Lagodekhi

The project aims to improve the social service delivery system in Zestaponi and Baghdati municipalities, develop better and needs-oriented social policies through inclusive collaboration and dialogue development. Project tasks:  Community needs evaluation, workshop facilitations and   social policy paper development