Non-Governmental Organizations call on the Government of Georgia for Establishment of Independent Anticorruption Agency

Georgia National Integrity System Assessment 2020

 According to the National Integrity System (NIS) assessment which was published by Transparency International Georgia (and covers the period between 2015 and 2020), most of the country’s key institutions presently do not perform effectively their role in terms of facilitating democratic governance and preventing corruption.

The dysfunctional whistleblowing mechanism in the Georgian public service

Corruption in Georgia: Results of Public Opinion Survey

 Petty corruption is still rare in Georgia. However, addressing more complex forms of corruption, as well as the cases of corruption involving high-level officials, remains a challenge.

Assessment of the Planned Amendments to the Law on Public Procurement

GEL 40 Million Being Spent Without Tenders through Village Support Programme

Preventing Corruption During the Pandemic: Challenges and Recommendations

The Suspiciously Rapid Enrichment Of Aleksandre Tchikaidze Must Be Investigated

Aleksandre Tchikaidze, the former Minister of Internal Affairs, has accumulated large amounts of real estate under suspicious circumstances after he left public service at the end of 2017. Upon leaving public service, Tchikaidze had a substantial bank loan and no savings. Nevertheless, within just two years, Tchikaidze and his spouse managed to acquire 5 real estate properties – 224.72 sq.m of living space and 216,778 sq.

Results of 2019 Corruption Perceptions Index Point to Stagnation of Anti-Corruption Reforms in Georgia

Civil Service Bureau’s Statement Raises Questions Regarding Effectiveness of Asset Declarations Monitoring System and Bureau’s Political Neutrality