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Home > Archives for Protecting rivers and communities > Hydropower development in Georgia > Khudoni hydropower plant, Georgia

Khudoni hydropower plant, Georgia

Mariam Charkseliani

November 13, 2017

“I don’t want to leave Svaneti but improve our community. I want Ushguli to become modern.”


Soso Tserediani

November 10, 2017

“I want children to grow strong, gentle and cultural like the real Svan people.”


Jan Richard Baerung

November 10, 2017

“I think already on the first days in Svaneti, in 2009 I was overwhelmed by the beauty of the nature.”


Barbara Udesiani

November 7, 2017

“There is a danger that something can happen to Svaneti. Too many dams are being built.”


Georgi Chartoliani

November 7, 2017

“It is necessary to found some organisations or to make some projects to protect and develop the Svan language, which is a huge historical heritage.”


Mediko Stephliani

November 7, 2017

“We are orthodox Christians and we love old traditions. We don’t want to lose them.”


Revaz Pharjiani

November 7, 2017

“After the war the country collapsed, nothing was working and I returned to the village.”


Jano Charkseliani

November 7, 2017

“I want our youth to study Svan songs.”


Khaishi

November 3, 2017

Up in the Khaishi village, there is a lively school with students from all the nearby settlements, an active monastery and many locals living from their pastures, forests and gardens.


Mestia

November 3, 2017

Mestia is and has been the historical starting point for alpine climbers and adventurers who have explored Svaneti’s peaks of over 5000 meters.


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