Consulting and Cooperation Groups

Collaborating across disciplines and institutions to advance clinical nutrition in Georgia and beyond

Our Collaborative Framework

GESPEN believes that progress in clinical nutrition can only be achieved through collaboration.

Our consulting groups consist of representatives from GESPEN and leading experts from cooperating organizations - including hospitals, universities, research institutes, and health authorities.

Together, these groups provide scientific, clinical, and educational consulting to improve nutritional care, training, and policy-making in Georgia.

Each consulting group brings together professionals from GESPEN and from partner societies to share expertise and align efforts in clinical nutrition and public health

  • Scientific Research Consulting

    Focuses on clinical trials, evidence-based nutrition practices, and research partnerships.
    Supports national studies on malnutrition, metabolic disorders, and enteral/parenteral nutrition.

  • Clinical Practice and Implementation

    Guides hospitals and clinics in implementing modern nutrition protocols and patient management systems. Provides training and clinical audits.

  • Educational and Public Health

    Develops educational programs for professionals and the public. Includes initiatives such as the Georgian MyPlate and the Nutritional Traffic Light.

  • Financial and Development

    Ensures sustainable growth through funding, sponsorships, and transparent financial management.

  • Internationa Collaboration Group

    Strengthens relationships with ESPEN, DGEM, and other international bodies. Facilitates participation in congresses and exchange programs.

Cooperating Societies and Leaders

How the Consulting Groups Operate

Consulting groups meet quarterly to review progress, share updates , and discuss national challanges in nutrition care and education.

Reports and recommendations from these meetings are shared with the GESPEN Executive Board and, where relevant, with public health authorities.

This interdisciplinary framework ensures that our strategies remain evidence-based, pracical, and nationally relevant.

Interested in Collaboration?

GESPEN welcomes cooperation proposals from academic institutions, professional societies, and public health organizations that share our vision of advancing nutritional care in Georgia.