In January 2021, Transparency International Georgia officially presented 14 specific anticorruption proposals which should ideally be incorporated into the country's updated Anticorruption Strategy and the action plan for the next two years. Th

 On January 14, 2021, the Government of Georgia approved the National Plan for COVID-19 Vaccine Deployment, which calls for the immunization of 60% of the country’s adult population by the end of the year. TI Georgia has studied this docum

 The decision by Tbilisi Court of Appeals which ruled against Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) is unsubstantiated to such a degree that it raises questions with regard to the impartiality of judiciary and threatens the high standa

 A member of Senaki City Council - Dato Adamia and his company - Dagi LTD won 87 tenders since 2011. The company also won 80 simplified procurements. The total value of the contracts summed up to GEL 6,779,143.Dato Adamia became a member of Sena

 On January 20, 2021, the Ministry of Health of Georgia deactivated the Stop Covid mobile application that had been created with the aim of combatting the coronavirus pandemic. The creation of the app, which was activated nine months before, on

 Transparency International Georgia studied 10 Georgian private companies that received the most money from simplified (direct) public procurement in 2020. Last year, all 10 companies received contracts worth a total of GEL 165 million.Data sour

 The company - Georgian Stone LLC owned by the former head of Architecture Service of Kobuleti municipality - Badri Romanadze, continues to receive large profits from the procurements of Kobuleti municipality. 58% (GEL 5,837,734) of the income r

 Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) has begun a systematised process of collecting information about cases of alleged high-level corruption in Georgia, which have been revealed in recent years and have not been investigated. Our goa