The Mayor of Tbilisi, Kakha Kaladze, announced at the meeting of the capital’s government that the homeless program will be continued within the framework of this year’s budget.
He noted that around 400 homeless families are registered in Tbilisi. Last year, 60 families were satisfied with municipal housing.
“The program will continue this year, and some 80 families will be given with living spaces. Our goal is that no family is left homeless in the capital.
“The program of replacement of dilapidated houses will also be continued, within the framework of which proceedings are underway to replace approximately 25 dilapidated buildings. Unfortunately, in Tbilisi, we have many dilapidated buildings and structures, which have been assigned different degrees of dilapidation.
“We successfully implemented the first pilot project, and this year we will have the opportunity to implement more such projects,” said Kaladze.
