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Sub-project is being implemented within the Regional Development project with WB support. The SP aims rehabilitation of the selected 8 problematic sections of the villages Pshaveli and Omalo connecting 72 km road: arrangement of reinforced concrete bottom retaining walls in 7 sections, and a reinforced concrete platform in one place.

Sub-project is being implemented within the Regional Development project with WB support. Sub-Project envisages clean up, rehabilitation and improvement of Telavi Khevi (canal lined with reinforced concrete) running through Ketevan Tsamebuli St. and sidewalks of its both sides.

The Government of Georgia has asked the World Bank to support regional development in Imereti by applying a vertical programmatic approach. The proposed program of interventions will emphasize tourism as key pillars and drivers of economic growth. The proposed initial project will focus on support for the tourism sector and enabling the environment for the private sector to invest in Imereti.

The Government of Georgia has declared the modernization of the Tbilisi-Rustavi road as a priority project. The project envisages upgrading the existing 17.1 km long, 2-lane road between Tbilisi and Rustavi into an international standard, “Category I” highway, with 4 lanes and a general design speed of 120km/h. Tbilisi – Rustavi Urban Link – Section 1 covers the road section between KM 0 to KM 4.0.

The Government of Georgia has declared the modernization of the Tbilisi-Rustavi road as a priority project. The project envisages upgrading the existing 17.1 km long, 2-lane road between Tbilisi and Rustavi into an international standard, “Category I” highway, with 4 lanes and a general design speed of 120km/h. Tbilisi – Rustavi Urban Link – Section 2 Part A covers the road section between PK 4+000 to PK 5+300 and PK 6+800 to PK 10+755.

Sub-project (SP) envisages arrangement of light tourist infrastructure near the Ubisa monastery. The SP includes: Construction of the visitors’ center; Arrangement of the parking area; Rehabilitation of the access road; Arrangement of the water supply system for Ubisa Monastery and visitor center.

The SP will be implemented within the Second Regional Development Project (RDP II) supported by World Bank.
Environmental Review for the SP is available at the following link:

The sub-project is being implemented under Regional Development Project (RDP) and envisages clean-up and reinstatement of the area at the entrance of town Telavi that was used for construction waste disposal; SP includs removal of asbestos-containing waste to Telavi municipal landfill with relevant safety measures in place; upgrading the site and harmonizing it with surroundings; and reinforcement the Matsantsara river banks. The sub-project is being carried out by the Municipal Development Fund of Georgia with World Bank support.

Environmental Review and Environmental Management Plan for the SP is available at the following link:

SP Regional and Municipal Infrastructure Development Project II (RMIDP II) and envisages rehabilitation of the road and installation of the concrete ditches (110,5m3) in village Mirzaani. The total length of the road to be rehabilitated under this project is about 0,89 km

Sub-Project envisages rehabilitation of the Baratashvili, Chavchavadze and Besiki streets in the town Gurjaani. Total length of the streets to be rehabilitated under this project is about 2.278 km. The subproject will have a long-term positive impact on the environment through improving living and transportation conditions of the local population.

The sub-project is being implemented under Regional Development Project (RDP) and envisages restoration of Batonis Tsikhe Fortress, namely replacement of damaged parts of the building and rectification of negative outcomes of some earlier restoration works undertaken in 1980-ies following irrelevant design solutions; Wood bearing structures of roof and balconies, roof decking, wood tracery doors and stained-glass windows, doors and brick floor. The sub-project is being carried out by the Municipal Development Fund of Georgia the World Bank support.