[Elene Chkheidze]

Do you think we have enough modern wastewater treatment facilities at Black Sea Coast Area

[Nikoloz Purtseladze]

Based on my experience in the field we still face the problem with wastewater going directly to the sea. so its obviously not enough

[Mariam Miminoshvili]

In the framework of the German-Georgian financial cooperation programme, KfW and the EU’s Neighbourhood Investment Facility provide the largest municipal infrastructural rehabilitation investment in Chakvi, Batumi and the surrounding territories.

[Ramaz Putkaradze]

plants across the entire territory of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara will guarantee the highest quality seawater through proper operation of the sewage systems. The central treatment plant was constructed under the ongoing infrastructural rehabilitation project and is now in operation in Batumi; all the sewage systems of Batumi, Gonio and Kvariarti come together in this central plant. In 2019, for the first time ever, Batumi’s sewage waters are no longer being drained into the open sea.

[Olegi Karnadze]

The discharge of untreated wastewater into the Chorokhi river, which flows into the Black Sea, and at four points on the Batumi beachfront endangered the fragile ecosystem of the Black Sea and was harmful to the health of both residents and tourists.

[Makuna Mkheidze]

of course they are not enough, they have to cover all small villages and communities across black sea cost and not only big settlements

[Makuna Mkheidze]

1.Pollution from non-sanitary Batumi landfill via r. Chorokhi. 2. Pressures from Chorokhi and Ajaristskali river sources (uncontrolled solid waste dump sites and untreated domestic wastewater).

[Eva Mindeli]

1.Pollution from non-sanitary Batumi landfill via r. Chorokhi. 2. Pressures from Chorokhi and Ajaristskali river sources (uncontrolled solid waste dump sites and untreated domestic wastewater).
1.Pollution of stormwater drainage channels by wastewater from upper area of Gonio, Kvariati and Sarpi.
2. Pressures from Chorokhi river sources (uncontrolled solid waste dump sites and untreated domestic wastewater).

Of course not enough

[dana zedani]

Apart from direct water flow into the sea, stormwater and industrial wastewater flowing through rivers have a significant impact on Ajara coastline and waters, which is also well proved by the risk analysis of surface water bodies given in Chorokhi-Ajaristskali River Basin Management Plan.

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