Georgia:Â A waste management plan is being developed for Algeti National Park. The waste management plan project was discussed at the working meeting held in Algeti National Park.
The Agency prioritizes managing waste produced in protected areas. Implementing an integrated and effective sustainable waste management system is important to protecting and preserving biodiversity, soil, and natural resources in protected areas.
The waste management plan project for Algeti National Park is being developed within the framework of the grant agreement signed between the governments of Georgia and Sweden, with the financial support of the program “Save Nature—Georgia”. The same program will also be used to develop the waste management plan for 17 protected areas.
The project waste management plan is the protected area’s overall vision for the next ten years. It defines the goals that the Agency of Protected Areas, the Administration of the National Park of Algeti, municipalities, and other government agencies are trying to achieve in the country to promote sustainable waste management.
The development of the waste management plan project of Algeti National Park, within the framework of the grant agreement signed between the Georgian and Swedish governments, is being financially supported by the program “Save Nature – Georgia“.
The waste management plan project was discussed at the working meeting held in Algeti National Park.
The project waste management plan is the protected area’s vision for the next ten years. It identifies the goals that the Agency of Protected Areas, the Administration of Algeti National Park, municipalities, and other government agencies are trying to achieve in the country to promote sustainable waste management.
Algeti National Park
Algeti National Park is a protected area in Georgia’s southeast. It lies in the region of Kvemo Kartli, within the Municipality of Tetritsqaro, some 60 km southwest of the nation’s capital, Tbilisi.
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