Having long suffered from air and water pollution, the city aims to find ways to improve water, air and soil quality, upgrade transport services and infrastructure, and promote knowledge-sharing by working with international experts.
The GCAP is Gyumri’s flagship project to improve environmental quality and revitalise the urban landscape. Priority actions include a new public transport network operator model with integrated tariffs and ticketing, a residential building thermal modernisation programme, and the rehabilitation of the water supply system with the highest water leakages.
Gyumri
Gyumri, the second-largest city in Armenia, joined EBRD Green Cities in September 2018.
Population
117,000
GCAP Donor
EBRD Stakeholder Special Fund (SSF)
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