Transparency International  Georgia examined the work of Tbilisi City Hall Regulatory Council on the Use and Development of Territories (so-called “Zoning Council”) for the period of 2014-2017. The council reviews, prepares cor

 Irma Chkadua, the member of the procurator’s counsil, was the first person who raised the question of the journalists’ responsibility following the release of the materials from the closed court hearing. She is one of the witnesses

During the reporting period from June 1 to October 10, Transparency International Georgia has observed a negative trend in the misuse of administrative resources for the upcoming local self-government elections. According to the report, these instanc

In Tetritskaro electoral district all candidates (both Mayoral and city council) of election subject Bakradze, Ugulava - European Georgia officially withdrew their nominations leading to nullification of entire party list. The candidates said that th

 Qualification of officials and candidates nominated by parties during elections, their property status and business interests are the topics of high interest among the public. Transparency International Georgia presents its findings on the foll

The Tbilisi City Council is planning to adopt today, 10 October, a decision on transferring the ownership of land plots in the Freedom Square (near the Pushkini Garden) and in Okroqana (near the Panorama Tbilisi construction site) to the companies li

 Transparency International Georgia launched a new website www.chemikhma.ge to help Georgian citizens determine which mayoral candidate they should side with in the upcoming Tbilisi Mayor elections.By answering 20 public policy questions online,

Transparency International Georgia conducted a study of  procurements conducted in the Tbilisi City Hall system from August 2014 to August 2017. The study demonstrated several problematic issues, such as low competition in tenders, awarding cont

The President of Georgia proposed the government to agree on four issues regarding the constitutional amendments: repeal bonus system for allocation of parliamentary mandates; allow electoral blocks; switch to purely proportional election system in 2

Transparency International Georgia has concluded its evaluation of the 3 year performance of the 5th convocation of Tbilisi City Council. The report examines: important legislative acts adopted by the City Council, including those on transfer of muni