About Kvary.Network

The wider Digital Village initiative emerged from the need to reduce fragmentation, execution risk, and trust gaps across agriculture and related real-economy systems. What began as a Georgia-rooted innovation effort evolved into a broader platform vision: to help people, assets, and workflows interact inside a more transparent and verifiable operational environment.

Founded in 2020 after success in a national innovation program supported by UNDP, GITA, and the Rural Development Agency, the initiative developed from an early agriculture-focused concept into a wider digital infrastructure direction.

Our mission is to build practical digital infrastructure that helps real-world participants coordinate with greater trust, clearer process logic, and stronger operational visibility.

We focus on turning fragmented activity into structured workflows that are easier to understand, easier to govern, and easier to scale.

Georgia is not just a starting point geographically. It is a useful proving ground for real deployment: small enough for meaningful coordination, dynamic enough for experimentation, and strategically placed between larger regional corridors.

That makes it a strong place to test practical digital infrastructure before extending it more broadly.

The long-term direction is to build a modular platform ecosystem where agriculture, procurement, logistics, workforce coordination, accommodations, governance, and trusted digital services can operate in a more connected way.

The ambition is not to replace every system. It is to make important workflows more interoperable, more auditable, and more useful for the people and institutions who rely on them.

Kvary.Network is operated by GMT Holding LLC. The platform is being developed under the Digital Village initiative, founded by Goga Kvaratskhelia.

The work brings together platform thinking across agriculture, digital coordination, operational trust, and long-term infrastructure design.