The development strategy sets out CSDC’s goals for organizational
and programmatic growth in 2024–2026. It builds on experience
gathered since 2010 and on a long-term vision — for realistic,
ambitious and results-oriented steps.
Key messages
1
Our vision
An
environment in which empowered women and children fully realize
their potential.
2
Our mission
Empowering women and children and fighting the consequences of
inequality — through advocacy, integration, education and
life-supporting services.
3
Our approach
Innovative methods, a professional and trustworthy environment, and
cooperation with state, international and local partners.
Strategic goals
01
A democratic society
Promoting democratic values through education and information
work.
02
Rights of women and girls
Improving the rights situation of women and girls.
03
Child well-being
Protecting children’s rights and ensuring their well-being.
04
Accessible services
Creating services and ensuring equal access to them.
05
Strong institutions
Supporting the strengthening of national care institutions.
06
Strong families
Strengthening families so that children can stay in a family
environment.
How we reach our goals
■Empowering young people aged
14–29 through non-formal education;
■Psychosocial and educational
support for vulnerable women and children, including homeless
children;
■Supporting people affected by
conflict and promoting peacebuilding;
■Advocacy, civic monitoring
and responding to stigma and stereotypes;
■Research, publications and
awareness campaigns;
■Creating consultation and
service centres, as well as a social enterprise;
■Introducing technologies and
cooperating with organizations in Georgia and abroad.
Where we want to be by 2033
CSDC — a membership-based organization with high public trust that
serves women and children with a professional team and is sustained
by public donations.
Alongside the director and the founder-consultant, the board will include coordinators for six areas:
Managing service centresWomen’s
rights and integrationFamily
strengthening and reproductive cultureWorking
with people in conflict-affected regionsCybersecurity
and media literacyConsulting
services for schools
CSDC will run two service centres — in Tbilisi and Batumi — offering voucher-based and paid programmes that empower women and children.