6-7 November 2017 | Georgian and EU experts explore water data management
Starting today, Georgian and the European Environment Agency water experts will hold a 2-day workshop, building capacity for developing coordinated water information system that can support policy-making and implementation. The workshop kicks off an EU funded project focused on sharing environmental information, including water – a resource that is vital for all life on our planet, including ecosystems, society and the economy.
Good water management requires cooperation and sharing information among many stakeholders. Moreover, it is important to obtain relevant, reliable, robust and harmonized data that can be used to assess the state and pressure on the water resource.
With solid information it is possible to make sound and effective policies that support marine and freshwater ecosystems, serving many important functions from filtering, diluting and storing water to preventing floods, and from maintaining the climate balance to safeguarding biological diversity.
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the links of the media coverage in Georgian and English and a video (TV coverage) in Georgian on the official web-sites
and official Facebook pages of the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources Protection of Georgia (MENRP) and National Statistics Office of
Georgia (Geostat)
Water workshop News on MENRP web-site in Georgian and English
http://www.moe.gov.ge/en/news/2018-01-16-evrokavshiris-proeqti-tsylis
https://www.ipress.ge/new/90762-tsylis-martvis-sakitkhebtan-dakavshirebit-EEA-s-tsylis-eqspertebi-seminari-gamartaven
News on Geostat web-site in Georgian News on Geostat web-site in English
News on Geostat Facebook page in Georgian
Workshop documents can be found here