Assessment of Social Capital in Georgia

Country:
Georgia
Donor:
World Learning/Georgia FORECAST program (funded by USAID), World Learning/Georgia FORECAST program, USAID-ის დაფინანსებით
Date:
11.2010
-
01.2011
Budget:
$43,235.00

The main research objective was to conduct a qualitative research assessment of Social Capital in Georgia, the findings and recommendations of which was the basis for a conference which was held in Tbilisi in December 2010. After the conference blueprints/ideas were provided for projects to be implemented by GOG or international donors’ agencies starting in 2011.

CRRC took a closer look at the activities of local groups and associations in the specific areas of interest:   1. Agricultural associations   2. Condominium associations   3. Parent-teacher associations   4. Partnership among local communities, regional media and local governments   5. Stakeholders sharing the management of natural resources  6. Various health-related societies and support groups  Six focus groups and 42 in-depth interviews were conducted with association leaders, donors and experts.

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