Housing insecurity, poor access to drinking water and irrigation, overflowing sewage, isolation from schools, work and health care – these are just a few of the problems highlighted by an EU-funded project tackling the problem of eco-migration in the Southern Caucasus, following a series of meetings with affected communities in Georgia. The project Eco-migration: dialogue and cooperation in the South Caucasus countries for better life is being im...

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