During the annual KfW Mission to Georgia for the two currently by MACS implmented Projects "Rural Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment Programme Ajara" and the "Accompanying Training Measures for the communal Water Infrastructure Program Batumi V", the KfW representatives visited construction sites in remote areas of the project region for the Ajara project in the highlands. The construction activities have started back in 2024 and currently, about 44 construction sites and teams are currently active. As an example, the project team and KfW representatives visited the Vashlowani Reservoir Site, showcasing the current status and specifics based on the Detailed Design Report prepared back in 2021.
