SST aims to promote the implementation of modern standards in disaster risk management in Georgia - including the development of early warning systems, alert mechanisms, and effective evacuation plans, ensuring a safer environment for citizens.

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Currently, Georgia lacks a well-developed infrastructure and mechanisms necessary for timely response and public protection in times of crisis. In particular, there is an absence of:

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• Early warning and alert systems;

• Mechanisms for early detection and warning of wildfires;

• Early warning systems for floods and landslides;

• Well-established evacuation plans for the population in emergency situations;

• Comprehensive disaster management frameworks;

• And more.
   

Given Georgia’s geographical location and the growing impact of climate change, prevention and effective management of such risks are critically important.

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Similar systems have already been successfully implemented in many countries. SST is actively working to study international best practices, adapt them to local conditions, and introduce cutting-edge technologies that will help reduce risks and create a safer environment in Georgia.