Reference documents
  1. Shuakhevi Hydropower Project
  2. 35kV Skhalta-Shuakhevi Transmission Line Project
  3. Environmental Flow Monitoring Reports

    September 2017 Flow Monitoring Report  

    October 2017 Flow Monitoring Report  

    November 2017 Flow Monitoring Report 

    December 2017 Flow Monitoring  Report  

    January 2018 Flow Monitoring Report 

    December 2019 Flow Monitoring Report for Chirukhi   

    January 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    February 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report  

    March 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    April 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    May 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    June 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    July 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    August 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    September 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report

    October 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    November 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    December 2020 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    January 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    February 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report  

    March 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    April 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    May 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    June 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    July 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    August 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    September 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    October 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    November 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    December 2021 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    January 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    February 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report

    March 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    April 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    May 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Data 

    June 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    July 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    August 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    September 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    October 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    November 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    December 2022 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    January 2023 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    February 2023 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report

    March 2023 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    April 2023 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    May 2023 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report 

    June 2023 Environmental Flow Monitoring Report

    July 2023 Environmental  Flow Monitoring Report

  4. Printed Materials
Grievance Handling Mechanism
  1. Grievance Handling Mechanism

    What is a Grievance Handling Mechanism?

    A grievance can be defined as an actual or perceived problem that might give grounds for complaint.  As a general policy, AGL is working proactively towards preventing grievances through the implementation of impact mitigation measures and community liaison. These activities are designed to anticipate and address potential issues before they become grievances. 

    Anyone is able to submit a grievance to the Company if they believe a practice is having a detrimental impact on the community, the environment, or on their quality of life.

    Any comments or concerns can be brought to the attention of the company verbally or in writing (by post or e-mail) or by filling in a Grievance Form.

    How does this process work? 

    All grievances will be acknowledged within 10 days. If immediate corrective action is available it will be taken within 10 days; if no immediate corrective action is available, a response will be provided within 21 days. The response to a comment will be provided within twenty-one working days unless there are exceptional circumstances. Where investigations are required, project staff and outside authorities as appropriate will assist with the process. The SES will collaborate with the AGL to identify an appropriate investigation team with the correct skills to review the issue raised and to decide whether it is Project related or whether it is more appropriately addressed by a relevant authority outside the Project.

    How to submit your grievance?

    There are several ways to submit your written grievance:

    E-mail: Download the Grievance Form, fill out and send it to the following e-mail address: info@agl.com.ge

    Telephone: Call the AGL Stakeholder Engagement Specialist (SES) at the following number: 577 203 415 and provide information about your grievance.

    PIC: Visit our Public Information Center at Shuakhevi HPP, write your grievance or fill out our Grievance Form and give it to the SES for registering.

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    Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC is a special purpose vehicle set up to develop the hydropower resources on the Adjaristsqali River and its tributaries, in the Autonomous Republic of Adjara, in South Western Georgia. AGL is a joint venture between India’s Tata Power and Norway's Clean Energy Invest, and IFC, a member of the World Bank Group. IFC has supported the project since its early development, through IFC InfraVentures, which is an early stage project developer launched by IFC.

    ADDRESS

    #1 I.Abashidze str. Batumi, Georgia

    PHONE

    +995 599 71 51 25

    EMAIL

    info@agl.com.com