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Creative Compass Georgia

Creative Compass Georgia © Goethe-Institut Georgien

is a four-year EU-funded project implemented and co-funded by Goethe-Institut Georgien. Its main goal is to support cultural and creative industries (CCI) in the regions of Georgia (outside Tbilisi) by creating diverse opportunities and fostering knowledge exchange.

Project content

About the project

What is part of the cultural and creative industries? And how does the project support them in the long run? Learn more about the project here.  


 

Creative Compass © Goethe-Institut © Goethe-Institut

Recent

Discover the latest activities and events that the project has undertaken. Stay informed on our current activities! 

  • Strengthening Georgia’s Cultural and Creative Industries

    Creative Skills Academy - a new educational initiative in collaboration with the Design Institute.
    This capacity-building platform bridges creativity and business. It supports professional development of creative individuals, community building, and sustainability of creative ventures.

    CSA cover © Design Institute | Goethe-Institut Georgien © Design Institute | Goethe-Institut Georgien

  • A Creative Approach to Kutaisi

    Creative Workshops and Urban Impact: Driving Change for Communities
    Interview with Marc Andrews and Christian Degen

    A Creative Approach to Kutaisi © Photo by Lilly Martha Seintsch © Photo by Lilly Martha Seintsch

  • Creative Connections

    New opportunities through knowledge sharing and collaboration

    Creative Connections strengthened professional relationships in the cultural and creative sectors by supporting independent artists, cultural workers, creatives, and organisations to address the challenges and opportunities in Georgia. 

    Creative Connections © Ulevi Fest | Goethe-Institut Georgien © Ulevi Fest | Goethe-Institut Georgien

  • Events

    Europe Day 2025

    As part of the Europe Day celebrations in Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi the Goethe-Institut Georgien presented a vibrant cultural program that highlighted creativity, collaboration, and European values.

    Europatag 2025 © Delegation der Europäischen Union in Georgien © Delegation der Europäischen Union in Georgien

  • Physical Mapping

    Physical Mapping

    Creative Compass Georgia supported cities and municipalities in Georgia (outside Tblisi) in mapping physical possible cultural spaces. This assessment not only included well-known places, but also discovering and showing possible new spaces for culture. The results of this survey can be viewed here. 

    Creative Compass Georgia © Mamuka Kutateladze | Goethe-Institut Georgien © Mamuka Kutateladze | Goethe-Institut Georgien

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FUNDING

Co-funded and Implemented by the Goethe-Institut

  • EU