The winners of the Social and Cultural Student Projects Competition were awarded at an event hosted in TMA’s Event Hall. A specially appointed committee selected five winning projects.

The winner projects are:
1) “Planetary Health and Waste Management” - Avtandil Samadalashvili, Medea Kusiani;
2) “Whispers of Danger: Exploring the Effects of Decibels on Heartbeats” - Rishu Girish Shah, Tamar Dandurishvili;
3) “Special Needs Support” - Tata Tatalashvili, Elene Sajaia, Sesili Lazaria, Ana Chikovani;
4) “Students for Public Health” - Mariam Jorbenadze, Nana Katchiuri, Mariam Kevkhishvili, Saba Chikobava, Elene Liluashvili, Elene Gubeladze;
5) “VitalCare” - Nino Chkhutishvili, Levan Bakhtadze, Mariam Berdzenishvili, Lia Tevdoradze, Tamar Kobulashvili.

This year, TMA announced a competition for social and cultural student projects for the first time. This grant initiative aims to strengthen inter- and transdisciplinary approaches to solving complex healthcare issues, which aligns with the Academy’s mission to serve and benefit society.  Nine project proposals were submitted as a result of the competition, and a multidisciplinary committee selected five winning projects.

All projects are in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (3, 4, 6, 11, 13, 15, 17) and fully consistent with TMA’s third mission, which is to serve the community.

Projects