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A tram driver for 23 years, Gocha Megrelashvili in his apartment in Tbilisi, 8 December 2006. The father of two children lost his job after local authorities decided that trams in the Georgian capital were unprofitable.

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Shota Beriashvili holds grapes as he helps his family during the harvest season in the village of Kistauri, in Georgia's Kakheti region, October 2007.

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An elderly man sits near a monument to Soviet leader Josef Stalin in Georgia's Kakheti region, 11 October 2007.

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A local villager with sheep in Georgia's Kakheti region, 11 October 2007.

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A tram driver for 23 years, Gocha Megrelashvili stands at a "tramway cemetery" in Tbilisi, 8 December 2006. The father of two children lost his job after local authorities decided that trams in the Georgian capital were unprofitable.

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An abondoned tram depot in Tbilisi, 8 December 2006, after local authorities decided that trams in the Georgian capital were unprofitable.

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A checkpoint within the security zone of the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict, April 2008. During his visit to Georgia, the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, Knut Vollebaek, looked into the situation of the Georgian minority in Abkhazia.

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OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, Knut Vollebaek (left), and Georgia's Foreign Minister, David Bakradze, at a joint press conference after talks in Tbilisi, 7 April 2008.

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The headquarters of the OSCE Mission to Georgia in the capital Tbilisi.

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Zurab, a Georgian farmer in the zone of the Georgian-Ossetian conflict, has benefited directly from the OSCE Mission to Georgia-led Economic Rehabilitation Programme, learning about dairy farming methods at a forum in Israel.

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Young people from vulnerable families in Tskhinvali have developed social and creative skills through sculpture and exhibitions, activities supported by the OSCE Mission to Georgia.

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The villages of Ksuisi, Disevi, Khelchua and Gugutiantkari in the Georgian-Ossetian zone of conflict now have drinking water after the OSCE Mission to Georgia-led Economic Rehabilitation Programme constructed 18 taps and 11 km of pipelines.