Transparency International Georgia publishes a traditional report on TV advertising market review. In 2021, COVID-19 remained a major challenge for the advertising market, and subsequent pandemic restrictions significantly affected the economy.
Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) continues to scrutinize the economic interests of Viktor Japaridze, the Member of the Parliament from the Georgian Dream party. On October 4, 2022 he left the ruling party and joined the group of MPs that founded a public movement - "People's Power".
The 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 11 December 2020 and 1 June 2022 (hereafter – the reporting period).
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,
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.
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.
Transparency International Georgia studied the issue of Georgia's economic dependence on Russia, as it poses a threat to the country.
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.