Over the next four years, we would build fifteen new parks, revive three hundred hectares of dying forests, reduce air pollution, and implement waste separation. We plan to spend 300 million laris on environmental issues and implement several other large-scale projects as part of our Healthy City program. The following projects would be implemented as part of our Healthy City program.

Fifteen new parks in Tbilisi - The program would include building and equipping fifteen new parks in the city (See the detailed list in the candidate's campaign platform).

• Park infrastructure rehabilitation in Pushkin Square.

• Clean air for Tbilisi - We would build new parks and recreation zones over the next four years to improve the air quality in Tbilisi. We would also convert the transport network to entirely eco-friendly vehicles and tighten regulations for placement and sale of toxic materials.

• Waste Management - We would initiate a waste management system over the coming years by introducing waste separation and recycling and closing and remediating environmentally damaging landfills. We will fully implement a source separation system for paper, glass, metal, and plastic waste by 2025.

• Making your neighborhood greener - Starting next year, neighborhood groups of apartment owners would be able to start greening their yards with financial support from the municipality. This would both increase the number of green spaces in the districts and raise public awareness of environmental issues.

• Forest restoration project - Three hundred hectares of dying forest would be restored in cooperation with the Kartu Foundation over the next four years. We would also add more green spaces in urban areas, replace diseased trees, and install green islands throughout the city.