Government of Georgia has started with implementation of the EU Water Policy into national legislation. From this reason it is inevitable to increase the knowledge and understanding on the technical and economical requirements related to implementation of the EU 91/271/EEC Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive in Georgia. The specific objectives of the project relate to development and testing of the Methodology for establishment of the sensitive areas in the river basins and development and testing of the Methodology for delineation of the agglomerations in river basins in Georgia. The activities related to specific objectives focus on detailed analysis of the current state of the surface water quality status related to nitrogen and phosphorus contents and water quality data availability in Georgia; development of the Methodology for the establishment of sensitive areas in the river basin districts in Georgia and its testing in pilot river basin in Georgia. Furthermore, the activities relate to detailed analysis of the current state of the urban waste water treatment process with regards the three categories as defined by the EU Directive 91/271/EEC; development of the Methodology for the delineation of the agglomerations in Georgia and its testing in pilot river basin in Georgia; calibration of mathematical models on the Georgian situation to calculate the investment costs for the construction of the UWWT plants and canalisation for three categories of agglomeration taking into account the sensitive areas; organisation of two workshops for decision makers and waste water treatment representatives in Georgia and study visit of the waste water treatment representatives in Slovakia. The main effort is concentrated on fulfilling requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) via waste water treatment. Till now, not enough effort was performed related to the implementation EU UWWT Directive in Georgia.