During the last several years a number of non-governmental organizations,
working in different fields, were established in Georgia. Despite the difficult
economic and social situation in the country, these organizations have not
only survived but with high enthusiasm and energy, they have begun to become
more successful and influential. It's clear that the new-born Georgian NGOs
will proceed with their activities and will create a real sector of NGOs in Georgia.
In March 1995, the ITIC was established as a non-governmental, not-for-profit
organization dedicated to helping address the problems facing the non-governmental
sector by providing technical and communications assistance, giving free access
to information resources to entire NGO community. As more funding opportunities
for the non-profit sector enter the country, it's very critical that those NGOs with
the greatest ability and desire to utilize information have access to such information.
Visit our donors and partners pages on the web.
Received grants and certifications:
Grant from InfoDev Program of International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (2000-2001).
Grants from Canadian Cooperation Fund (1996,1997, 2000):conducting computer/Internet
training courses for NGOs, governmental officials and business representatives.
Grants from Open Society-Georgia Foundation (1995, 1996, 1997, 2000): English language
training for NGOs; More E-mail/Internet Accessibility for NGOs; Creation and
publication of International Donors Handbook for Georgia.
Grants from Eurasia Foundation (1995, 1996, 1999);
Grants from Winston Foundation for World Peace (1997, 1998, 1999): Further Institutional
Development of ITIC; "Civic Networking Georgia"; "Caucasuan Communication Bridge for Peace".
Grants from ISAR (1995, 1996): Grassroots and New Georgia newsletters; NGOs
database, institutional development of the ITIC.
Grants from Save the Children Federation/USAID (1997, 1998): Creation and
publication of Database of Local NGOs in Georgia; Publication of Directory of
Donors, Development Agencies and Investment Funds.
Grant from Sacred Earth Network(1995);Transcaucasian Communication Bridge.
Two certificates awarded by Save the Children/USAID for successful
implementation of granted projects in 1997 and in 1998.
