Innovation, Inclusion, and Quality Project

Innovation, Inclusion and Quality Project

Innovation, Inclusion and Quality Project supports the Government of Georgia’s initiative to facilitate innovation, equity and enhance the quality of education throughout the system.

The Project implementing partners are the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia (MESY) and the Municipal Development Fund of Georgia (MDF).

Facilitate Innovation, Equity and Enhance the Quality of Education

Improving Quality of and Access to Early Childhood Education (ECE)

Provide support to facilitate expanded access to quality pre-school education in selected pre-schools.

Fostering Quality Teaching and Learning in General Education

Provide a learning environment that is conducive to quality education in selected general education schools

Strengthening Financing Options and Promoting Internationalization in HE

Improve the quality and international competitiveness of higher education.

System Strengthening and Stakeholder Communication

Facilitate a shift in attitude toward learning in Georgia to one that is more pro-active, student-centered, innovative, and evidence based

News

Innovative Workspaces for the STEAM Extracurricular Program Established in 12 Schools

December 24, 2024

The STEAM extracurricular program is being gradually introduced in 200 pilot schools across Georgia, with

Teachers Trained to Implement the STEAM Extracurricular Program

December 23, 2024

Within the framework of the I2Q project, with the support of the World Bank, the

STEAM Innovative Programs Successfully Operating in the First Phase

December 20, 2024

With the support of the World Bank, within the framework of the I2Q Project GE

Teacher Training Underway for Successful Implementation of the STEAM Extracurricular Program

November 29, 2024

The implementation of the STEAM extracurricular program in schools is progressing with the support of

Five School Readiness Program Groups to Launch Shortly in Telavi Municipality

November 27, 2024

Within the frame of the Innovation, Inclusion and Quality Project (I2Q), the School Readiness Program

Bootcamp on Lean Startup Methodology has Commenced for Students as part of a Project Funded by the CIF Grant Competition.

November 20, 2024

Caucasus University hosts the five-day Bootcamp – “Introduction to Lean Startup Methodology”. The Bootcamp involves

The Legal Basis of Innovation, Inclusion and Quality Project

The legal basis for implementation of I2Q Project is the Loan Agreement No 8955-GE between Georgia and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), dated, June 18, 2019.

Collaboration Between Stakeholders and Relevant Communication

System strengthening efforts are core to the project and include activities to promote a culture of data-driven decision making, active communication and stakeholder engagement.

Management of Innovation, Inclusion and Quality Project

The Project implementing partners are the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia (MESY) and the Municipal Development Fund of Georgia (MDF), supported by the World Bank. For effective management, the project implementing partners established Project Management Unit (MPU) of MESY and Project Management Team (PMT) of MDF.