Central

Ministry of Environment Protection and Natural Resources

• Organise of environmental planning system;
• Implement of state policy on environmental protection;
• Protect and preserve of unique landscapes and ecosystems, rare and endangered species of flora and fauna characteristic to Georgia, biodiversity, air, water, land and mineral resources;
• Administer and regulate of activities related to usage of natural resources, waste management, chemical, nuclear and radiation safety.
  

Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs

• Defining policy that ensures a safe
  environment for the public health.
  

Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure

• Implement regional development policy
• Coordinate and develop water supply and sanitation systems
• Manage the state-owned water service company Ltd United Water Supply Company of Georgia. 

 Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia

• Maintain good agricultural practices, biodiversity and environmental sustainability
• Gene bank development/management for conservation of agro-diversity and endemic species
• Promoting climate smart agriculture (CSA) practice.
• Monitoring, supervision and state control over drinking water safety parameters and compliance with established drinking water quality standards.

Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (MENR)

• Issues licenses for natural resources consumption.

National Environmental Agency (legal entity of public law under Ministry of Environment Protection)

• Assess geodynamic processes, engineering and geo-ecological conditions
• Prepare and disseminate documents, forecasts, warnings on existing and expected hydro-meteorological and geodynamic processes, including environment pollution conditions
• Create database of engineering infrastructure of coastal zones,
• Manage a database on forest resources, mineral deposits and exposures, engineering infrastructure, environmental information.
• Provide civil aviation with meteorological information.

Responsible authorities/bodies

• Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia
• Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure
• Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs
• Ministry of Environment Protection and Natural Resources
• National Environmental Agency

Local

Local Self-Governance Institutions are responsible for the management of water resources of local importance but they generally have very limited competences; water management is highly centralized.
Municipalities are responsible for

• Cleaning of streets, parks, squares and other public places within the municipal area, the territory planting,
• Solid (household) waste collection and disposal;
• Water supply (including the technical water supply)
• Sewerage provision; development of the local reclamation system;
  

The local self-government authority is entitled to take actions in the manner defined in for the purpose of environmental protection

Sources

• Ministry of Environment Protection and Natural Resources
• Ministry of Environment Protection and Natural Resources
• Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs
• Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure
• Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia
• Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia, 2015, Strategy For Agricultural: Development In Georgia 2015-2020.
• National Environmental Action Programme of Georgia 2012 –2016
• Local Self Government Code