From April 10th to 12th, Connective Cities organised a peer-to-peer exchange between Senaki and Eredvi, two Georgian municipalities grappling with the challenge of accommodating internally displaced people. These discussions proved to be extremely productive and provided a platform for the exchange of information and experience in the field of renewable energy options.

During the event, Eredvi showcased its innovative solar power plant, offering insights into sustainable energy solutions. Meanwhile, Senaki presented a practical application of renewable energy with a solar panel-equipped bench installed at an internally displaced persons settlement. These showcases not only highlighted the municipalities' commitment to sustainability but also provided tangible examples of how renewable energy can be integrated into everyday life.

Furthermore, Senaki warmly welcomed the exchange participants to the newly inaugurated Techno Park, emphasising its role in promoting education, particularly in the fields of mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, and technology. The visit also included an exploration of a cultural heritage site where electric vehicles for tourist transportation, implemented by Senaki municipality, showcased its dedication to eco-friendly mobility solutions.