With the assistance of new component of GIZ Law Program “Agenda 2030 - Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) requirements in Georgia”, three trainings were held in October 2017 on “Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) for sustainable development as a learning discipline in Georgia”. Six universities from Georgia participated in this project.

The first phase of the training has finished today, on 4 October. Ana Khurtsidze. The Dean of Law School of UG and Nata Sturua, invited lecturer, researcher and lawyer represented University of Georgia in the project.

Elective interdisciplinary module will be developed on Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) and it will fully integrate the requirements of sustainable development.