TI Georgia has released its Annual Report 2010. The publication contains comprehensive descriptions of all the projects TI Georgia has implemented in the past year, including key activities, publications and the donors who made our work possible. Fur
Since November 2010 the Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA), Transparency International – Georgia, the New Generation – New Initiative (nGnI) and the International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED) have been ac
On July 12, 2011 four local non-governmental organizations "Green Alternative", Georgian Young Lawyers' Association, Transparency International Georgia and Regional Media Association of Georgia presented the report "Problems related to the Property R
On June 27, 2011, five political parties signed the agreement proposed by the governing party. The document describes a proposal for improving election legislation.On June 27, 2011, five political parties signed the agreement proposed by the governin
Update: 08.07.2011 Tbilisi, Georgia – Transparency International Georgia published the Political Party Finance Report. This report reviews the issues concerning political party finance transparency and their accountability. The repot is divided into
On Monday, May 30, TI Georgia will host a workshop on the NIS Assessment - a qualitative study that for the first time assesses the role and strength of 12 key institutions in fighting and preventing corruption in Georgia. The goals of the workshop a
At about 00:12 on 26 May 2011 forces of the Ministry of Interior started dispersal of manifestation taking place on the Rustaveli Avenue. Even if the decision of dispersal of the demonstration had been legitimate, video footages disseminated through
From May 16-19, representatives from NGOs from Moldova, Ukraine and the Baltic States visited Georgia. The goal of their visit was to learn how civil society organizations and the NGO sector work in Georgia, and what the main challenges are for them.
From May 4-8, 2011, Transparency International (TI) Georgia staff members were in Mestia, and conducted meetings with the local population. Problems regarding property rights and their potential solutions were discussed during those meetings. During