According to Transparency International Georgia’s report “Business Integrity in Georgia,” the country faces significant challenges in terms of the prevention of corruption in the private sector. These challenges stem from the shortcomings of the business’ operational environment and the public institutions tasked with regulating it, as well as the private sector’s internal problems.
The report has been prepared in the framework of Transparency International Georgia’s parliamentary monitoring project and covers the activities of the 9th convocation of the Parliament on gender equality issues (reporting period: January 5, 2017 -…).
The research by Transparency International Georgia assesses the progress made by the Parliament of Georgia in regard to parliamentary openness and transparency since the signing of the Declaration on Parliamentary Openness to today (reporting period: April 30, 2015 – October 31, 2020).
Despite ongoing reforms, the judicial system is yet to be freed from unhealthy influences: