Performance Evaluation of the Parliamentary Standing Council of Open Government
(17 June 2022 – 31 July 2023)Introduction
(17 June 2022 – 31 July 2023)Introduction
IntroductionThe report developed by Transparency International Georgia within the framework of the parliamentary monitoring project evaluates the performance of the Gender Equality Council (hereafter – the Council) in the Parliament of 10th Convocation in a period between 1 June 2022 and 30 June 2023 (hereafter – the reporting period).
“Transparency International Georgia” publishes a traditional report on TV advertising market review. Last year Financial viability came under an additional threat due to limited time frames, the media met the deteriorated legislation unprepared and pressure on the media mounted.
In 2022, Georgia's economic dependence on Russia increased. The increase in dependence continued in the first half of 2023. From January to June, Georgia received 2 billion USD in income from Russia through remittances, tourism, and the export of goods which is 1.6 times more than the income received from Russia in January-June 2022 from the same sources.
"Transparency International - Georgia" evaluates the activities of the representative body, City Council of the 2021 convocation of Akhaltsikhe Municipality.The report is based on the information requested from the Akhaltsikhe City Council and that posted on the City Council’s official website, as well as on the observations of our organization.
(April 1 – June 30, 2023)Statistics of donations
Transparency International Georgia has evaluated the performance of the City Council of the Zugdidi Municipality (hereinafter the City Council of Zugdidi) in 2022. The report is based on the information requested from the City Council and that posted on the City Council’s official website, as well as on the observations of our organization. The study period covers the year 2022. Transparency International Georgia has evaluated the per
The organization of the former Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development, Dimitri Kumsishvili, receives money without a tender from the legal entity of public law (LEPL), which was subordinated to him during his tenure as Minister of Economy.