Results in Georgia
15,643
new jobs created
34,634
SMEs supported
* Results for 2021
Access to Finance
Where can I get finance?
The EU provides special loans to SMEs through local partner banks in Georgia
Amount of loans up to 5 000 000 €
Amount of loans up to 300 000 €
Amount of loans up to 60 000 €
Amount of loans up to 300 000 €
Amount of loans up to 300 000 €
Amount of loans up to 300 000 €
Amount of loans up to 220 000 €
Amount of loans up to 220 000 €
Amount of loans up to 60 000 €
Business Development Services
- Consultancy services
- B2B activities
- Trade information
- Clusters
Business Enabling Environment
- Information and Communication on regulatory changes
Covid-19
Information Support Centre for SMEs by EU4Business
22.05.2023
From the very outset, the AnVita clinic saw its core mission in providing top quality healthcare to people in small towns. The medical center successfully operated in Dobropillya town, Donetsk region, until February 2022, but Russian aggression endangered not only the operation of the clinic, but also people's lives. The business has gone through a difficult path, but still managed to stay afloat and continue its operations. And a microgrant from the EU4Business programme helped them with that.
14.12.2022
When Nanuli Chelidze went to the bank to get credit for expanding her guesthouse in Ushguli, she only brought one thing – the notebook filled with reviews from tourists who had stayed at her property in the last couple of years.
06.12.2022
The village of Vachnadziani in the Kakheti region of eastern Georgia is famous for having one of the oldest wineries in the country. Locals started building it in the early 1900s. It had to close as the Second World War hit the Soviet Union, and the winery reopened only in 1953, processing that year a bumper crop of grapes harvested by local farmers.
05.12.2022
As the Georgian small business sector develops, some entrepreneurs are looking for ways to produce products unusual for the local market, such as wine soap and pumpkin seed oil.
03.12.2022
For Eka Boqolishvili, it all started in the village of Saqobo, eastern Georgia, in her kitchen, with one pot and far-reaching wishes to introduce Georgian treats to the world.
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