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Solar energy, the cleanest, strongest and most accessible of all types of renewable energy, is increasingly popular in Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. While solar energy was initially used to heat water, it has also become a source of electricity. read more

According to Georgia's Road Traffic Law, all pedestrians should be able to walk safely along sidewalks and pedestrian paths." Apart from Tbilisi, two capital cities in the post-Soviet area - Kyiv and Chisinau - have been afforded this legal guarantee. read more

From rudimentary windmills to modern wind turbines, the ancient principle of a spinning blade transforming wind into energy is still applicable. Although wind is a renewable resource with huge potential, it is very little used by the neighbors around the Black Sea—Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine. read more

Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine are permanent targets of Russian informational attacks. How does Russian propaganda look in these countries? What is common and what is unique? What are the funding sources of propaganda projects in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine? Is it possible to effectively combat Russian propaganda? read more

The level of development and strength of the economy of modern cities are measured based on the state of public transportation. This part of the project relates to the state of public transportation in three post-Soviet capitals. Kyiv, Tbilisi and Chisinau all face problems associated with development of public transport. read more

Three post-Soviet capitals, namely Tbilisi, Chisinau and Kyiv, face common problems and challenges. We met with responsible officials, civil activists and talked with locals in all three cities, and the result we have gathered is different opinions. read more