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Recovery interventions should provide not only economic stimulus but also address climate and disaster risk to ensure that gains are sustained.

Meaningful involvement and leadership of young women and girls in nature-based solutions-related projects enhances sustainability of interventions.

Policies should encourage private sector participation in building long-term patient capital to support innovative start-ups.

Youth involvement can be improved in the areas of green jobs and green skills, climate advocacy, and Just Transition.

Investments should seek to strengthen women’s capacities to anticipate, absorb, and adapt to the impacts of natural hazards and climate change and contribute to sustainable development. 

Cross-sectoral collaboration is essential to tackle the demand for new skill sets in the future.

Georgia’s integrated urban planning approach is improving livability, revitalizing heritage, and setting new benchmarks for inclusive development.

Performance-based funding improved urban governance and quality of infrastructure and services, and promoted women’s empowerment.

Insights gained from natural capital accounting can guide the design of projects and public policies.

As the country reopens, a newly developed macroeconomic model suggests paths forward from the past 3 years of economic disruption.