Norwegian Refugee Council - Georgia

Georgia:

Facts About NRC's Country Programme

NRC has been active in Georgia since 1994, providing protection and humanitarian assistance to refugees and internally displaced persons.

Georgia Crisis: Refugees Help Displaced Georgians Chechnyan refugees in the Pankisi Valley rally to help Georgians who have been displaced by the violence in South Ossetia.		Georgia Crisis: ”The Rebuilding Starts Now” The Russian president has ordered an end to the fighting in Georgia. “Now the work to help the IDPs will start at full strength,” says Secretary General Elisabeth Rasmusson.

Georgia crisis: Norwegian MFA Grants 10 Million NOK to NRC Secretary General Elisabeth Rasmusson is very happy that the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) is supporting NRC's work in Georgia.		Georgia Crisis: From Hope to Insecurity The situation is still unstable in Georgia. Representatives from NRC were unable to get access to Gori yesterday, but are providing emergency assistance to people in Rustavi.

Georgia Crisis: At least 80,000 people displaced by renewed conflict (18.08.2008)

Georgia: Emergency Aid Arriving in Georgia (22.08.2008)

Georgia: IDPs Cautiously Return Home (27.08.2008)

Georgia: Norwegian State Secretary met IDPs in Gori (03.10.2008)

Georgia Crisis: NRC launches Emergency Aid Operation in Georgia (11.08.2008)

Learn more about our projects

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Visit the local NRC website

For more information about the NRC projects in Georgia please visit www.nrc.ge

Contact NRC in Georgia

Country Director Caucasus: Margaret Vikki

NRC Regional Office South Caucasus and Central Asia
Tabukashvili 19A
Tblisi
Georgia
Phone: + 995 32 923162
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Area Manager Georgia: Manana Gabashvili

NRC Country Office Georgia
Tabukashvili 19A
Tblisi
Georgia
Phone: + 995 32 923162

NRC in Georgia

Established: 1994
Project areas: Tbilisi, Akhmeta/Pankisi, Rustavi, Gori, Borjomi, Imereti and Samegrelo Regions. Batumi in Adjara and Sukhumi and Gali in Abkhazia.
Country Office: Tbilisi
Field offices: Akhmeta, Kutaisi, Gali and Sukhumi.
Budget 2009: NOK 50.630,327
Donors: Norwegian MFA, SIDA, UNHCR, Statoil/Hydro, ECHO
International staff: 4
National staff: 80

Internal Displacement

Visit IDMC to learn more about Internal Displacement in Georgia