UNDP
Publicity Group implemented a ten-month public outreach campaign for the EU-funded Inclusive Financial Systems in Georgia project designed to support the growth and development of income generation activities of the vulnerable populations, particularly small-scale farmers, women, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and resettled persons, through providing them with the access to microfinance from selected partner microfinance organizations, provisioning of business advisory services to enhance the business skill capacities of the IFSG’s potential borrowers and loan recipients. The campaign supported vulnerable populations across Shida Kartli, Mtskheta-Mtianeti, and Samegrelo–Zemo Svaneti regions. We developed and executed a comprehensive communication strategy to promote access to microfinance and business advisory services. Promotional materials were designed and distributed nationwide, including print assets and branded items. Media briefings were organized for 60 journalists and 30 microfinance and training providers in Zugdidi, Gori, and Tbilisi. Our team placed advertisements, PSAs, radio spots, and press releases in local and national media outlets. The campaign significantly increased awareness of financial inclusion opportunities and strengthened project visibility.
UNICEF
Publicity Group managed the official events marking the 20th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in Georgia on behalf of UNICEF. The program included a press conference, a photo exhibition of children’s artwork, live music, and educational seminars. We coordinated performances by the Fingers Theatre and interactive sessions for children. Our team handled all stages of event planning, including promotional materials and guest coordination. Media relations were actively managed to ensure broad coverage. The event was attended by parliamentarians, ambassadors, donors, and representatives of international organizations. Seventeen national media outlets covered the anniversary, reinforcing advocacy for children’s rights.
John Snow Institute
Publicity Group delivered a communication campaign in support of the Georgia Race for the Cure®, held at Turtle Lake in Tbilisi as part of the Healthy Women in Georgia Program financed by the U.S. government. The event was organized by the Women Wellness Care Alliance HERA in partnership with Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, with the National Screening Center and the John Snow Research and Training Institute serving as presenting sponsors. Acting as both PR lead and communication campaign sponsor, we designed and implemented the project’s full public relations strategy. The campaign aimed to raise nationwide awareness of breast cancer and promote the importance of early detection among women in Georgia. Our scope included the creation of promotional materials such as flyers, posters, banners, and invitations, ensuring consistent visual identity and messaging across all touchpoints. We also planned and executed the integrated communication and advertising campaign, maintaining intensive media relations throughout the project lifecycle. As a result, the initiative achieved strong media coverage and elevated public visibility for breast health advocacy in Georgia.
UNICEF
Publicity Group organized the one-month photo exhibition “All We Want Is Peace” on behalf of UNICEF, with the grand opening held at Amirani Cinema Hall. The exhibition featured photographs taken by children documenting the damage and emotional impact of the August war. The project aimed to convey the pain, resilience, and lived experiences of young photographers to the broader public and media community. Our team managed all aspects of the exhibition’s organization, including venue selection, invitation design, printing, and distribution. We curated the exhibition scenario, produced visual materials and slideshows, and coordinated the participation of leading Georgian photographers and media representatives. To enhance emotional engagement, the opening program was enriched with live classical music, children’s face painting, and personal addresses by renowned photographers. The exhibition generated strong public and media attention while reinforcing UNICEF’s advocacy message through powerful visual storytelling.