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Utilisation of mycological resources by local communities in Georgia

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Partnership
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£7,206
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Georgia

Summary

The main objectives of the visit are to: 1) Enhance and develop the working relationship between JHI and The Agricultural University of Georgia, 2) To develop a clear understanding by both partners of the processes involved in applying for a Darwin project, 3) To establish the infrastructure, logistical and administrative complexities which would be involved in setting up and running a Darwin project in Georgia, 4) To hold a workshop where interested parties, stakeholders and University staff meet to discuss the development of the proposed Darwin project, 5) To establish links with in-country aid agencies (e.g. UNDP [https://www.ge.undp.org/] to benefit from local knowledge and to seek synergies with existing programmes, 6) To visit a number of villages in the mountainous districts to gain first-hand experience and an understanding of the social complexities, physical logistics, training requirements and equipment involved in working with local communities for the production of edible fungi, 7) To visit local sawmills to assess availability of waste material substrates and the logistics of access.
 
Status Completed
Reference DARPP218
Round 27
Start 01/08/2021
End 31/03/2023

Project Leader

Lead Organisation

Project Partners
AUG - Agricultural University of Georgia

Regions
Europe & Central Asia

Countries
Georgia

Documents:
Download: Application Form - DARPP218 App - 23/08/2021