ACT Global is hosting representatives from the EBRD and Ipsos from March 25-27 within the framework of the Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Study. As part of this initiative, the Training of Trainers (ToT) is being conducted jointly by the EBRD and Ipsos in Georgia. 

This initiative is part of the EBRD Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Study in Georgia and Uzbekistan. The project aims to assess how businesses respond to climate-related risks and opportunities, including their adaptation strategies, mitigation efforts, and investment needs. The findings will support EBRD’s climate strategy and policy dialogue, contributing to a greener and more resilient private sector.  The project is led by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), in collaboration with ACT Global, M-Vector and Ipsos. 

ACT Global, M-Vector and Ipsos are responsible for implementing the data collection process across Georgia and Uzbekistan, engaging businesses from various sectors.

Key objectives of the ToT include: 

• Building a clear understanding of the survey methodology and questionnaire 

• Ensuring high-quality and consistent data collection 

• Strengthening capacity to identify climate-related business practices and risks 

• Aligning all stakeholders on project goals, timelines, and implementation standards 

The training will bring together key participants involved in the project implementation, ensuring readiness for a smooth and effective launch of the survey. 

By leveraging evidence-based solutions and cooperation with international partners, ACT Global strengthens business resilience toward climate change.