ICOMOS Georgia is a non-governmental organisation established in 1993. It is dedicated to promote, adapt and implement high professional standards of conservation based on ICOMOS charters, declarations and recommendations through knowledge dissemination, awareness, and pilot programmes at national, regional and international levels. ICOMOS Georgia unites 31 individual members of ICOMOS and collaborates with academic communities, international network of conservation community, sectoral organisations and civil society.
ICOMOS Georgia collaborates with donors, like UNESCO, World Monument Fund, Getty Foundation, Swiss Emergency Fund, EU Eastern Partnership Programme, MoFA of Norway, Riksantikvaren, etc. In 2020 ICOMOS Georgia launched Heritage Resource Centre initiative to promote international standards of Heritage conservation and cross-sectoral research through capacity building workshops, public lectures and multi-disciplinary studies at the newly Restored traditional Tbilisi dwelling which represents best practice of restoration.
In 2023, ICOMOS Georgia, in collaboration with the National Trust of Georgia and Blue Shield Georgia, established a Cultural Heritage Platform. The platform invited non-governmental organizations active in the field of heritage to create a space for sharing challenges and successful experiences in heritage preservation. Today, the Platform unites 12 organizations and operates independently.
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