The public consultation will be held on the climate change law ‘’Green Book’’

On May 11 at 12:00, a public consultation on the "Green Book" of the Climate Change Law will be held at the Akaki Tsereteli State University in Kutaisi (address: Tamar Mepe St. N59).

In order to support full community involvement in public consultations, the meeting will be held in a hybrid format. In case of interest, please check the link below: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83598132197?pwd=S25QQzN6aUFtejNDdW9NM05LSXNBdz09 

Meeting ID: 835 9813 2197 Passcode: 929036 

The Environmental Protection and Natural Resources Committee of the Parliament of Georgia, in collaboration with the EIEC and with funding from the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD) and the United Kingdom, prepared the "Green Book" of the Georgia Climate Change Law. The "Green Book"'s aim is to start a widespread public conversation and consultation for the development of Georgia's Climate Change Law. It will clarify many problems that can be taken into account in the proposed Climate Change Law.

The "Green Book" of the Climate Change Law covers Georgia's obligations to other countries, its current national policy, an analysis of how climate change could impact Georgia, potential hazards, and international examples of climate law.

The contact person regarding the mentioned issue is Lika Pkhovelishvili,head of the information service of EIEC (e-mail: lika.pkhovelishvili@eiec.gov.ge; phone: 595503081).

Visit the following link to view the Climate Change Law's "Green Book":

https://web-api.parliament.ge/storage/files/shares/Komitetebi/garemo/green-paper.pdf