"Circular economics is one of the most important issues in the field, without which the sustainable development of countries cannot be possible, so the training of circular economics has become an important element of the ISET curriculum,” said Tamar Sulukhia, ISET's Director. "This course, combined with other key knowledge and skills that future economists will master at ISET, will enable them to work on key economic issues and participate in local and global development decisions.”

CENN is one of the most prolific non-governmental organisations working with environmental issues in the South Caucasus, and is committed to combating climate change, ensuring the sustainable management of resources, building and developing healthy and prosperous climate resilient communities, and empowering women and girls to participate in creating inclusive solutions. With representation across the South Caucasus, CENN assists businesses, governments and communities in improving their relationship with the environment.”