
“A country can only achieve its full strength when everybody is given the same opportunity to reach their potential. It’s time to work to remove the barriers that are holding back girls and women from fully contributing to making Georgia as strong as it can be.” – EU Ambassador Carl Hartzell
To mark International Women’s Day, throughout March the EU is running “Strong Women – Strong Georgia”: a campaign to highlight the valuable contributions and impact of women in Georgia, as well as discuss the challenges they still face, be it discrimination, gender-based violence, or COVID-19.
Listen to the full message from EU Ambassador Carl Hartzell, check out the stories of women in Georgia below, and join us on Facebook and Instagram for the discussion throughout March!”
EU Ambassador’s Statement
Women Support Stories

EU-funded project platform Expert Dialogue brings together leaders from different professions to tackle gender-based violence

EU and GIZ support helps local social enterprise increase production and employment despite Covid-19

With the EU support, Mariam Tsikaridze and Nino Mazmishvili, Entrepreneurial School Graduates, Successfully Running a business in Gori

Entrepreneurship School graduate – Sopo Nozadze, launched her first entrepreneurial initiative in Gori with EU support!

Georgian female farmer introduces modern agricultural approaches and increases yields in Lagodekhi

An Innovative Georgian Clothing Brand Increases Recruitment of Persons with Disabilities with EU Support

EU beneficiary in Tetritskaro Donated her Paintings to Help Vulnerable Families During Covid-19
