40 master trainers were trained by the Knowledge Hub within the project “ERTAD - Empowerment, Resilience, Transformation, and Development.” Participants of the master training were selected from the Social Services Agency, State Care and Trafficking Victims Assistance Agency, State Employment Promotion Agency, as well as mentors from the Danish Refugee Council and facilitators from World Vision Georgia.
The trainings were held from July 6 to 13 and covered the following topics: introductory operational principles of UPG (Ultra-Poor Graduation), training of trainers methodology and approaches, and a thematic in-depth course on various priority areas, including social protection, social empowerment, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy.

With the support of the Austrian Development Agency, World Vision Georgia continues to advance the professional education of key specialists, whose work is essential for ensuring the well-being of children in the country.

With EU support World Vision Georgia is thrilled to announce the launch of a competition for youth passionate about social entrepreneurship under the EU-funded SKYENET project. This project is not just about funding; it's about empowering youth to make a real difference in their communities. We aim to train selected young individuals in social entrepreneurship and fund the most promising business initiatives that can positively impact the communities.