Information requested by Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) from the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia has revealed very interesting figures. It was discovered that the value of property given to the stat

  Last year Tbilisi City Hall accused entrepreneurs of dishonest actions and terminated agreements with them. Yet these same entrepreneurs   still participate in City Hall tenders and receive hundreds of thousand GEL from the city's b

  This week the Parliament of Georgia continues its debate on the planned amendments to the labor legislation. Comments and recommendations proposed by interested parties, including us at Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia), have be

On February 28, 2013 the government enacted a universal state health insurance program designed to provide insurance to all those citizens in Georgia currently without it. This initiative will help make health care accessible across the country, and

  Local self-government authorities of the Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti Region communicate with public through their websites ineffectively. Monitoring has revealed that the public information posted on the official websites of the local authorities

Parliament is currently discussing changes to the law on broadcasting which would result in the sacking of the current board of the Georgian Public Broadcaster, that would be replaced by a smaller Board of 9 people, appointed under new rules. Transpa

  Employees of the "Zugdidi Cleaning" used firearms to kill several street dogs on March 30 in Zugdidi. The incident was eye-witnessed by citizens, one of whom has provided mobile photos to the Zugdidi Office of Transparency International Georg

The questions whether or not the Georgian Public Broadcaster’s (GPB) board should be fully replaced and how the public broadcaster’s independence can be improved and protected in the future are at the center of a debate about changes to broadcasting

  The studies of Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) and the organization "Safe Space" demonstrate that the situation in the capital's greening sector requires the urgent attention of the local and central authorities, as well as th

The formation [1] process of a local self-government unit's budget starts on the first of March every year and ends with its approval in the New Year. The executive body (Gamgeoba/City Hall) of a local self-government unit is responsible for develop