Georgia advocacy exchange of experience dev camp 1
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The document summarizes a youth civic education project implemented in Georgia and Romania from October 2010 to July 2011. The project was funded by UNDP Georgia and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania, and aimed to promote responsible citizenship and community participation among youth. Specific objectives included enhancing civic education and advocacy skills. As part of the project, youth from Romania visited various organizations in Georgia focused on civic engagement, education, and advocacy. The exchange aimed to share experiences in youth civic participation between the two countries.
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Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
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Georgia advocacy exchange of experience dev camp 1
- 1. YOUTH CIVIC EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION PROJECT implemented by World Vision Georgia and Romania, funded by UNDP Georgia through ODA funds allocated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania and World Vision Austria.
- 4. Day 1, Tbilisi – Save the children
- 6. Day 1,Tbilisi – Ministry of EDUCATION
- 10. Day 2, Batumi – Student Council
- 12. Day 2, Batumi – Visit to Art Museum
- 13. Day 2 Batumi – Botanical Garden
- 14. Day 2, Batumi – Group Home “I love Reading”
- 17. Day 3, Kutaisi – Public school
- 20. Day 3, Kutaisi – Public defenders House – share experience
- 22. Day 3, Kutaisi (still) – Debate exercise
- 23. Day 4 – Tbilisi – heavily raining …
- 24. Tbilisi, Mtskheta Church (holy Friday)
- 26. Kutaisi – Marius is thinking to…I don’t know what he is thinking …
- 27. Romanian with traditional Georgian hat
- 28. Again with Georgian hats
- 30. Youth Palace in Tbilisi, Georgia
- 31. Tbilisi bronze statues – all around the streets
- 32. Tbilisi has amazing night views – picture is not relevant
- 33. Night train – not a “wanna do it again!”
- 34. Black Sea looks more beautiful in Batumi
- 35. Now I know what Marius is thinking
- 36. 5 Georgian Lari
- 38. Thank you for your attention! Have any questions for us?