Tbilisi
Georgia
Tbilisi is taking proactive steps to ensure climate resilience through a comprehensive range of technology-enabled solutions, despite the absence of specific climate hazard projections. The city currently implements integrated sensor networks, climate analytics, and hazard forecasting for effective planning and monitoring. In terms of infrastructure, ongoing efforts include infrastructure monitoring to maintain structural integrity. Additionally, Tbilisi has developed advanced water management systems, such as water level monitoring and alerting for floods and sewer overflow, as well as hydrological modeling, simulation, and forecasting. These initiatives not only enhance the city’s capacity to respond to potential climatic events but also contribute to sustainable development, ensuring the well-being of its residents and the safeguarding of resources. Through these current measures and future planning, Tbilisi demonstrates its commitment to resilient urban living in an unpredictable climate landscape.
Deployed Solutions
Deployed climate adaptation technologies identified in Tbilisi.
Multi-Hazard Early Warning System with Hydrometeorological Network
Georgia has experienced repeated extreme flooding events in recent years, prompting the development of modern monitoring equipment and detailed...
Smart Sensor Network for Flood Monitoring and Water Quality
Through collaboration with the French government, Tbilisi implemented an early warning system following a devastating flood in 2015.[^1] In 2022,...
Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment and Early Warning System
Tbilisi City Hall planned to develop an integrated Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment and Early Warning System that would incorporate high-resolution...
Real-Time River Monitoring and Flood Warning System
Following a catastrophic flood in 2015 that claimed 21 lives and caused over GEL 100 million in damages, Tbilisi initiated comprehensive...
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