MOUNTAINSAFETY
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Project Caucasus partners with MountainSafety.info (MS.i) to strengthen avalanche awareness and knowledge within Georgia’s mountain communities.
About
MS.i
MountainSafety.info (MS.i) is an international knowledge platform that brings together expertise from mountain safety specialists around the world. Its materials are used worldwide by professionals ranging from military mountaineering groups to IFMGA mountain guides, instructors, ski patrols, and rescue teams.
MS.i offers illustrations, practical guidance, teaching aids, and videos covering search and rescue, excavation, accident scene management, and first aid, with new topics currently in development. Many of its materials present pioneering techniques that have helped shape globally adopted practices in avalanche rescue.
Its regularly reviewed resources can be combined into tailored training materials, helping educators share best practices with learners from beginner to expert level.
Learn more: mountainsafety.info
What MS.i Works Toward
Our Role In
The Partnership
Project Caucasus partners with MountainSafety.info (MS.i) to strengthen avalanche awareness and knowledge within Georgia’s mountain communities.
Two years ago, we jointly hosted Georgia’s first Train the Trainers program. Developed by Manuel Genswein and delivered in more than 30 countries, the program helps local mountain professionals develop the skills to become educators within their own communities. Through intensive training and years of continued learning and practice, participants build the expertise needed to pass this knowledge on—creating a lasting, locally rooted approach to mountain safety.
As part of this partnership, we also translated the MS.i website into Georgian, making its educational materials accessible in their own language to Georgian mountain professionals.
