On December 19, Tbilisi City Council approved the 2015 Tbilisi budget. Compared with the original, a number of significant changes were included in the final version of the budget. These changes are particularly significant as relates to he

  The Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure is one of the largest procuring organizations of the country, vast portion of whose state procurements accounts for construction works. Transparency International Georgia has t

  2013 data shows that the Tbilisi City Hall is one of the largest procurers among the state agencies. Individual procurements carried out by this agency have frequently attracted media and civil society attention. For this very reason we hav

  Early December 2014, the Parliament passed several bills proposed by the Government and MPs through a simplified procedure (only one reading). This saw a series of draft laws that were meant to take effect in 2015 be delayed to 2016. It see

Transparency International Georgia continues to monitor asset declarations submitted by public officials. Our research has revealed that a number of Majoritarian MPs in the national parliament representing Samegrelo - Zemo Svaneti region have not