The government of Georgia hinders the adoption of OECD report on anti-corruption environment

At the 21st plenary session on October 26, 2021, the Anti-Corruption Network of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD/ACN) was planning to approve a report on the assessment of the anti-corruption environment in Georgia. However, the Georgian government refused to give its approval to the report and demanded additional time with the aim of amending the text of the document.

Anti-Corruption Environment in Georgia and Recommendations for the European Union

Majority of public believes high-level corruption is common in Georgia

  A large part of the population of Georgia believes that high-level corruption – cases of corruption involving high-ranking officials – is common in the country. At the same time, the population seldom encounters petty corruption in their daily life.

Uninvestigated Cases of Alleged High-Level Corruption in Georgia — A Periodically Updated List

Revolving door regulation continues to be nonexistent in Georgia

 TI Georgia has studied cases of one of the forms of conflict of interest, the “revolving door” employment, and the legislation that regulates it. The study has established that the law does not work in practice, which has two main reasons:

Monitoring of 2020 Asset Declarations: Worsened Results and Lack of Focus on Uncovering Corruption

Georgia’s National Plan for COVID-19 Vaccine Deployment Lacks the Integrity Component

Ministry of Health deactivated the GEL 400,000 Stop Covid mobile app without any explanation

Georgia’s Anti-corruption Reforms Stall Amid Political Crisis And Allegations Of State Capture

Issued by Transparency International Secretariat

Corruption Perceptions Index 2020: Main Problems of Georgia’s Anti-Corruption Policy Remain Unresolved