Shortcomings in Asset Declarations of Municipal Officials in Adjara

The legislation regulating legal entities of public law still cannot mitigate the risks of corruption and nepotism

Tens of thousands are employed in Georgia’s Legal Entities of Public Law (LEPLs[1]) and hundreds of millions of GEL[2] are spent by the state.[3] However, due to the incompleteness of the legislative reform,

A short analysis of the 6-month performance report of Georgia’s 2022 state budget

The Implementation of the state budget according to the plan is a prerequisite for reducing macroeconomic risks and effectively achieving the set goals. Transparency International Georgia evaluates the implementation of the 6-month plan of the state budget every year to avoid the problems identified during the year and improper implementation of spending programs.

Construction without Permit and Inaccuracies in the Asset Declaration of the Khelvachauri Mayor

The Mayor of the Khelvachauri Municipality Zaza Diasamidze is building a house without a permit, and the construction expenses are not disclosed in the asset declaration.

Georgia's economic dependence on Russia: Impact of the Russia-Ukraine war

Transparency International Georgia studied the issue of Georgia's economic dependence on Russia, as it poses a threat to the country.

A Fifth of Asset Declarations Filed by Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti Municipal Officials Proved Inaccurate

Report on the Performance of the Parliament of the Tenth Convocation

The post-electoral political crisis and the problems related to the coronavirus pandemic had a negative impact on the first year performance of the Parliament of the 10th convocation.

State resources at the service of the ruling party: Proven methods of vote buying and illegal mobilization of voters in Georgia

Transparency International Georgia and the International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy studied the documents allegedly taken from the correspondence of securgd@gmail.com during 2018-2019. This email address was allegedly created by the ruling party - Georgian Dream. The files provided by the whistleblower also included some documents from 2020.

Legal entities of municipalities of Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti pay salaries in the amount of GEL 52 m in 2022

Ninety-two legal entities of the nine municipalities of the Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti Region have increased the number of employees and their salaries in 2022 – the salaries of 8,406 people working in the non-entrepreneurial (non-commercial) legal entities (N(N)LEs) and limited liability companies (LLCs) – those already paid this year and to be paid until th

Georgia’s Political Finance in 2021

Financial inequality between political parties and ineffective state oversight of political corruption remain major problems in Georgia