5,000 IDP families will receive new flats from gov’t within 2 years

122 flats will be built on land plots owned by internally displaced persons (IDPs) with the financial support of the German Development Bank (KfW) in Georgia’s eastern region of Shida Kartli and Western Georgia, reports the press office of the Ministry of Health, Social Care and Internally Displaced People.

A total of 274 internally displaced families (IDPs) have received brand new flats in the western Georgian city of Kutaisi. The flats were distributed among the owners considering the number of members per each family. 

An additional 115 IDP families will receive legal deeds to the flats they already inhabit but that are legally owned by the state.

The Georgian government handed keys to their brand-new flats to 251 internally displaced families on Friday, with Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia telling reporters the policy of providing benefits to IDPs would continue.

Georgia has reported 234 new cases of coronavirus, 349 recoveries and nine deaths over the last 24 hours. Meanwhile, a total of 15,919 tests have been conducted, including 6,210 rapid tests and 9,709 PCR tests.

Fifty-five families living in Vake and Saburtalo districts of the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi have received ownership documents of their flats, which they could not register for years, announces Tbilisi City Hall.

The Georgian Government has gifted new homes to 60 Internally Displaced veterans and their families in Georgia’s western cities of Zugdidi and Kutaisi.

Georgian government plans to provide 13,000 internally displaced families with new homes across the country within the next four years, Director of the IDP Agency Besarion Simonishvili announced earlier today at the health ministry’s presentation of the 4-year strategic plan for the resettlement of IDPs. A total of 8,000 apartments will be built in various Georgian cities such as Tbilisi, Zugdidi, Kutaisi and Rustavi and 709,800,000 GEL (about $229,508,196/€193,807,339) will be allocated from the state budget for the IDP settlement project in 2021-2024.

About 300 internally displaced (IDP) families living in state-owned buildings will register the apartments they inhabit at a symbolic price, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili announced today. 

The Georgian government has given 420 refugee families apartments in a new residential complex built in Tskaltubo, in western Georgia earlier today. Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said that the government had spent 37 million GEL to build 'a new, modern-standard residential complex for the IDPs' in Tskaltubo.

A total of 294 homes, previously used by internally displaced persons (IDPs) have been given to 258 families today, announces the government of Georgia. The families live in the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi and the regions of Shida Kartli, Kvemo Kartli, Mtskheta-Mtianeti, Imereti and Samegrelo.

A total of 189 internally displaced (IDP) families living in state-owned buildings have registered the plots of land they inhabit at a symbolic price, the Georgian government reports. Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili announced on August 30 the Georgian government’s initiative to ‘hand over and legalise real estate for about 300 IDP families at a symbolic price of one GEL.’

Newly built apartments will be granted to 65 internally displaced (IDP) families. At a government session held on October 25, PM Irakli Garibashvili announced that the families will receive accommodation in either Tbilisi, Kutaisi, or Zugdidi.
 

The Georgian government on Monday announced the handover of state-owned real estate to 123 internally displaced families in Tbilisi and 18 other municipalities of the country, as well as the launch of a new, five-year, ₾225 million ($82 mln) water supply project in the central Khashuri municipality. 

Over 100 families affected by natural disasters in various parts of Georgia will receive accommodation and land across rural parts of the country, Georgia’s Ministry of Health said on Tuesday.