Projects

"Agricultural Waste Management Project" - initiated and financed by the USAID Agriculture Program.

The purpose of the Project was to contribute to the introduction of an Agriculture Waste Management System (AWMS) for the horticulture sector to monitor, control and manage all the waste at various stages (from production to utilization) associated with an agricultural enterprise throughout agricultural production, in a manner that sustains or enhances the quality of environment and energy resources.

In the framework of the project, in tight cooperation with the UK-based consulting company “Walker Resource Management”, “Madenat Caucasus” LLC and the Georgian Employers' Association (GEA) the following documentation has been prepared:

1. A detailed study of existing waste management practices applied by agribusinesses involved in the Horticulture sector. This included the potential environmental risk and the gaps and challenges in light of national and international regulations/best practices;

2. A sector-wide recommendation for a specific group of beneficiaries, analysing the potential reuse, recycling and recovery pathways, alongside the technical and economic efficiency of proposed approaches, influencing factors and suggestions. The concept of AWMS and the basic elements of Waste Management Planning have been also covered.

3. Awareness raising materials (road map, brochure or similar) on best waste management practices specifically focused on the Horticulture Sector. This included an updated list of companies operating in Georgia and outside the country dealing with specific technologies applied at various stages of the waste life cycle;

4. Direct supervision to the company selected by the Agriculture Program in the design and implementation of a waste management plan, including but not limited to a description of the types and quantities of waste generated during operation, considering the waste raised from the materials imported to the site as well as from those generated on the site.

Preparation and conducting of training for the "Energy Efficient Stoves Co-financing Program" – initiated by the Rural Development Agency in partnership with the Green Climate Fund (GCF), The Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), financed by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ).

In the framework of the project, MMG prepared and conducted the following trainings for the project beneficiaries and stakeholders: Energy Efficient Stoves standards, Certification of Energy Efficient Stoves, business training, Management of waste generated during the production of energy-efficient stoves and alternative fuels, Labor safety and emergency management issues, Legal issues, Gender issues.

The project was implemented in cooperation with ONPOINT LLC.

Venue management for the project - Building Women`s Resilience Against TFGBV – in the framework of the program Transform Digital Spaces (Transform) Activity, financed by USAID, implemented in cooperation with the Non-entrepreneurial (Non-Commercial) Legal Entity SAFARI.

An assignment for MMG was to manage venue for organising trainings for women covering the following topics: What is gendered disinformation (GID), Technology as a facilitator of gender-based violence (TFGBV), Gendered disinformation and its various forms, AI - Gendered Disinformation and Artificial Intelligence, Combating gender and identity-based disinformation (TFGBV), Digital risks and secure password management, Ensuring device and data security, Secure communication in cyberspace, Digital identity management, protection against phishing.

We're thrilled to announce that M Management Group proudly represented freight forwarder Mintrans at the prestigious Logistics Expo 2025, held on June 19–20 at Expo Georgia in Tbilisi!

As part of our comprehensive support, we provided full branding, marketing, and all the essential logistics to ensure Mintrans stood out on the expo floor. From eye-catching booth design to on-site coordination, we delivered excellence at every turn.

Logistics Expo 2025 is recognized as the premier International Transport & Logistics Trade Show in the region—bringing together leading experts and businesses from Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, and beyond

We’re excited about the future partnerships sparked during this event and look forward to welcoming new clients as we continue to drive growth together!

Awareness-raising campaigns for agricultural enterprises in waste management - initiated and financed by the USAID Agricultural Program (CNFA Georgia)

The purpose of the assignment was to increase awareness of agricultural enterprises (primary producers, consolidators, cold storage operators, processors, retailers, etc.) operating in the horticulture sector across the country, on best waste management practices, considering the potential reuse, recycling, and recovery pathways, alongside the technical and economic efficiency of proposed approaches, influencing factors and suggestions. The regional workshops have been held by MMG for 5 months, gathering agriculture sector representatives and presenting information about the circular economy, Agricultural waste as an environmental concern including climate change-related issues, Agricultural waste management economics, Country’s obligations, State action plan, etc.

Market linkage analysis and organising regional B2B meetings/forums – initiated and financed by the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) in partnership with the European Union Delegation, Swedish Embassy, and Austrian Development Cooperation. Programme Title:  GRETA | Green Economy: Sustainable Mountain Tourism and Organic Agriculture.

MMG in cooperation with ONPOINT LLC, completed an assignment which included three major components: (1) the analysis of the activities of GRETA’s beneficiary SMEs in the agriculture and tourism sectors; (2) a business matching matrix outlining the potential for market linkages between agribusinesses and hospitality service providers; and (3) B2B meeting/forum gathering beneficiary SMEs to discuss cooperation opportunities (3 days in Tskaltubo).

In Georgia, GIZ is working together with IMB to strengthen a Network for the Development and Consolidation of Biosafety in the Caucasus Region. In this context, GIZ supports the IMB in implementing biosecurity activities to strengthen the National Center for Disease Control and Public Health of Georgia (NCDC) and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia (MIA).

In the framework of the activity, MMG providided the following services: a) Conduct initial talks with the project partner (NCDC) to identify training needs; b) Develop and prepare training content for two different training sessions for employees of middle and higher management on cybersecurity relevant to the work context of NCDC; c) Conduct the trainings; d) Provide NCDC with additional materials to provide sustainable knowledge transfer.

Training in the Microsoft Power BI programme for partner organisations and universities - Project title: Enabling the Implementation of Georgia’s Forest Sector Reform (ECO.Georgia). The project is funded by the Green Climate Fund (GCF), the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), and the Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC) with GIZ being the project’s accredited entity in cooparion with the the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture (MEPA)  and its main implementing partners, Biodiversity and Forestry Department (BFD), National Forestry Agency (NFA), Department of Environmental Supervision (DES), Rural Development Agency (RDA), as well as Environmental Information and Education Center (EIEC) and municipalities.

Under the scope of an assignment, MMG provided students with practical skills in data analysis and visualization that are highly applicable in their future careers. This knowledge allows project employees to present forestry concepts in a dynamic way, facilitating deeper insights and engagement. Additionally, as students become skilled in using Power BI, they can contribute more effectively to research initiatives and forest management projects that require robust data processing.