Project objective
This project “Energy Infrastructure Security During Climate Change-Induced Disasters” aims to strengthen the resilience and security of energy infrastructure in Georgia by leveraging the experience and best practices of the Visegrad countries (Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia). Through research, joint analyses, case studies, expert articles, and capacity-building trainings, the project seeks to transfer practical knowledge on preparedness, risk management, and regulatory approaches related to climate change-induced disasters.
This project is financed by the International Visegrad Fund
International Visegrad Fund
The International Visegrad Fund (IVF) supports regional cooperation between civil society organizations to advance their relations, exchange and share ideas and promote mutual understanding. When promoting European values in Central Europe, IVF works towards a better-connected future.
The project is implemented by the Elizbar Eristavi Energy Training Center, Georgia.
Elizbar Eristavi Energy Training Center
The Elizbar Eristavi Energy Training Center (ENTC), founded by the Georgian National Energy and Water Supply Regulatory Commission (GNERC), empowers stakeholders in the electricity, natural gas, and water supply sectors. Through education, awareness raising, and knowledge exchange, the Center tackles industry challenges, fosters collaboration, and drives innovation for a brighter energy future.
Project Partners
Association for International Affairs (AMO), Czechia
The Association for International Affairs (AMO) is a Czech civic association engaged in climate and energy policy research. Its Climate Team focuses on energy-related issues and contributes to regional policy dialogue within the Visegrad Energy Think-Tank Platform, bringing experience in Visegrad cooperation and cross-border policy research.
REKK Foundation – Regional Centre for Energy Policy Research, Hungary
The REKK Foundation is an energy policy research organization with expertise in energy policy, energy infrastructure, and regional energy security in Central and Eastern Europe. REKK has extensive experience in cross-border projects, including energy security assessments, infrastructure resilience, regulatory frameworks, and market integration, supporting high-quality analytical outputs.
Institute of Urban and Regional Development (IRMiR), Poland
The Institute of Urban and Regional Development (IRMiR) is a public research and development institute specializing in urban resilience, climate adaptation, and infrastructure security. IRMiR has experience in Visegrad and EU-funded projects and contributes analytical expertise relevant to climate change and energy infrastructure resilience.
Research Center of the Slovak Foreign Policy Association, Slovakia
The Research Center of the Slovak Foreign Policy Association (RC SFPA), a Bratislava-based think-tank, promotes informed foreign policy through independent research, thought-provoking debate, and practical recommendations for decision-makers. Founded on a commitment to critical analysis and public engagement, they offer diverse publications, host international expert forums, and empower future generations to navigate the complexities of global affairs.
