Georgia’s Reforms Associates deploys mobile vaccination ambulatories in Dmanisi, Marneuli with support of EU

Georgia’s Reforms Associates (GRASS) will deploy mobile vaccination ambulatories in Kvemo Kartli municipalities of Dmanisi and Marneuli within the project COVID-19: Civil Society Resilience and Sustainability.

EU-funded project is being implemented by IREX Europe and Human Rights House Tbilisi.

Georgia’s Reforms Associates has trained 10 representatives of the local youth, informing them about the COVID-19 vaccination process and the vaccine-related disinformation. Conducting door-to-door canvassing on November 15-17, young volunteers delivered information about the vaccination to the citizens living in the villages of Shaumiani, Akhkula and Khikhani in the Marneuli municipality, and Amamlo and Bezaklo in the Dmanisi municipality”, reads the statement of European Union to Georgia.

On November 18, mobile vaccination sites will be set up I the villages of Shaumiani and Amamlo, where locals will have the opportunity to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

COVID-19: Civil Society Resilience and Sustainability is a 48-month project funded by the European Union and implemented by ERIM (formerly IREX Georgia) and the Human Rights House Tbilisi (HRHT).

The main goal of the project is to promote the resilience and sustainability of civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries, which will enable them to mitigate the direct and long-term impact of COVID-19.