Transparency International Georgia has obtained confirmation that an individual who is listed as an adviser to the Chairman of the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) is in fact representing the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA). We

Numerous elected representatives have failed to correctly disclose current and past private sector activities in their annual asset declarations, Transparency International (TI) Georgia has found. Members of the Georgian Parliament (MP), like more t

Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a global platform which the governments join voluntarily to commit to achieving the main OGP goals. These goals include: making the government more transparent and accountable and increasing public participation i

In October 2013, Transparency International Georgia contracted the Caucasus Research Resources Center to conduct a public opinion survey throughout Georgia. Along with other questions, the 1,918 respondents of the survey were also asked whether they

In recent months, Transparency International Georgia highlighted how unsolicited spam SMS with advertising violate people’s right to privacy and how companies take advantage of the fact that right now they cannot be easily held accountable for violat

The government and the President recently agreed on the three candidates for a vacant leadership position in the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC). TI Georgia took a look at public records to determine if past private sector activity

The initial discussion on the 2014 budget of Zugdidi municipality was held in its local council on 18 November 2013. According to the draft budget, the revenues for 2014 are set at 22 715 000 GEL. The overall budget has increased by almost 2 million