The foul odour caused by the processing of fish has been bothering the population of Poti for years. The fish odour appears during the season of processing anchovy which lasts from November until February. The population occasionally stages pro

 The park located in the center of Ninotsminda, which used to be a public space, was gradually registered in private ownership. It is noteworthy that the owners of 2,840 sq/m of land became current and former local government officials, their fa

 The Revolving Door is a movement between public and private sectors that involves the risks of corruption and conflict of interests, which is being periodically researched by Transparency International Georgia. This time, such a case arose in S

 In recent years, there have been questions whether the competitions to select members of the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) have been carried out as a sound, competitive and independent process. The prevailing practice creat

 I.Key findings and recommendationsThere are about 3,200 companies registered in the Georgian Business Registry, all or part of which are owned by an offshore company. Since high-ranking public officials are restricted from doing business, they

 Transparency International Georgia continues to research the financial interests of the member of the Parliament of Georgia of 2016 conviction and a former Chief of Chkhorotsku police - Jumber Izoria.The organization published research in

 Four persons convicted for violations in the state procurements and unlawful misappropriation of budget funds received GEL 7 442 197 from 80 state procurements.Nodar BalakhashviliDuring 2014-2018, Nodar Balakhashvili first held the position of

 The companies of the former member of Batumi City Council - Nukri Dolidze, Bondi 2009 and Monoliti 2005 are one of the major implementers of large infrastructure projects in Adjara. Both companies received up to GEL 130 million in 2010-2021, ma

 TI Georgia has studied cases of one of the forms of conflict of interest, the “revolving door” employment, and the legislation that regulates it. The study has established that the law does not work in practice, which has two main r