Anka Babunashvili has been working at the Georgian Farmers’ Association (GFA) since 2017. She is responsible for managing and coordinating donor-funded projects focused on rural economic development, agritourism, and small entrepreneurship. Anka is actively involved in the design and implementation of programs that support local agri-enterprises, particularly those operating in the agritourism and rural development sectors.
She has extensive experience collaborating with a range of international development organizations, including USAID, UN Women, FAO, UNDP, Swisscontact, and Helvetas.
Her work includes project structuring, coordination with partners, monitoring field activities, and providing technical assistance to beneficiaries.
Prior to joining GFA, she supported initiatives promoting women’s economic empowerment, sustainable tourism, and value chain development in rural areas. Her work is centered around strengthening local businesses, increasing access to knowledge and resources, and promoting inclusive economic growth in rural communities.
Anka holds a bachelor’s degree in public administration from the Caucasus School of Governance at Caucasus University and an advanced certificate in Project Management from Cambridge International College.
With a hands-on approach to project delivery and close cooperation with local stakeholders, Anka contributes to the GFA’s mission of building a stronger, more resilient rural economy through practical, impact-driven development initiatives.
