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The effects of COVID 19 on Georgia’s public transport system

The effects of COVID 19 on Georgia’s public transport system

by Gela Kvashilava | May 5, 2020 | Georgia, News, Sustainable Mobility

EASST partner Gela Kvashilava explores the effects of COVID 19 on the public transport system in Georgia, now and in the future.

The way out of transport deadlock: the case for a holistic transport strategy in Georgia

The way out of transport deadlock: the case for a holistic transport strategy in Georgia

by Gela Kvashilava | Jan 30, 2019 | Georgia, News, Road Safety Governance and Capacity Building

EASST’s Gela Kvashilava calls for better coordination and a holistic transport strategy to improve public transport services in Georgia.

Cutting back on diesel-fueled vehicles needs to be a priority

Cutting back on diesel-fueled vehicles needs to be a priority

by Gela Kvashilava | Sep 18, 2018 | Georgia, Sustainable Mobility

Gela Kvashilava calls on the Georgian government to do more to curb the use of diesel-fueled vehicles in Georgia to improve air quality.

Call for asbestos free brake pads to improve air quality and public health in Georgia

Call for asbestos free brake pads to improve air quality and public health in Georgia

by Gela Kvashilava | Aug 21, 2018 | Georgia, Sustainable Mobility

Gela Kvahilava calls on Parliament to consider a prohibition on the use asbestos-containing brake pads in Georgia.

Only the land use master plan can stop the urban sprawl and improve mobility in Tbilisi

Only the land use master plan can stop the urban sprawl and improve mobility in Tbilisi

by Gela Kvashilava | May 4, 2018 | Georgia, Sustainable Mobility

This article by EASST’s Gela Kvashilava offers his view on how to improve mobility in Tbilisi and build a more sustainable city.

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