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Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Survey in Georgia an Uzbekistan

Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Survey in Georgia an Uzbekistan

Project details

Client
Ipsos
Funded by
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
Geography
Georgia, Uzbekistan
Active
01.12.2025

Project Description

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), in collaboration with ACT Global and Ipsos, is implementing the Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Survey in Georgia and Uzbekistan. The study examines how businesses respond to climate-related risks and opportunities, with a focus on adaptation strategies, mitigation efforts, investment needs, and the key barriers and drivers shaping climate action.

ACT Global, in partnership with Ipsos, is responsible for implementing nationally representative data collection among firms across different sectors in both countries. The findings will provide robust evidence on private sector readiness for climate action and support EBRD's climate strategy, policy dialogue, and the design of targeted interventions that promote green transition and strengthen climate resilience.

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