Victims of domestic violence will be able to use shelter under a new rule

Who wants to be a member of Public Broadcaster’s Board of Trustees?

Eleven candidates, including two former directors, compete for three vacant seats on the Board of Trustees of Public Broadcaster.

A former member of the Senaki City Council has given away a company and still continues to win tenders

Dagi LLC, a company of Dato Adamia, a former member of the Senaki City Council from the Georgian Dream, currently participates in public procurements with changed registration data.

The Government of Georgia spent GEL 135 million on the legal services of arbitration disputes in 2017-2021

In 2017-2021, Georgian state agencies have signed 96 large contracts[1] worth GEL 135 million mainly with foreign companies for the procurement of legal services related to international arbitration disputes.

Suspicious procurements of the Chkhorotsku Municipality

The City Hall of the Chkhorotsku Municipality procured the service of transportation of pupils of public

Outcomes of 2021 Advocacy Efforts of Transparency International Georgia’s Committees of Concerned Citizens in Imereti

Parliamentary Control Related to the Management of the Pandemic

Transparency International Georgia assessed parliamentary oversight of the Government's performance related to the management of the pandemic during the period between 21 March 2020 and 31 December 2021, and the results of the decision to delegate power restricting fundamental human rights from the legislature to the Government.

Simplified Public Procurement during COVID-19: The analysis of basic data and risks of corruption

From June 1, 2020, to December 31, 2021, Georgia’s government agencies signed up to 21,000 large simplified public procurement contracts with a total value of up to GEL 1.7 billion. Simplified procurements on Covid-19-related needs amounted to about GEL 715 million. Out of the GEL 1.7 billion, GEL 1.2 billion was spent on the grounds of holding an event of state and public importance and urgent necessity.

Companies of a member of the Tskaltubo City Council obtain public procurement contracts worth GEL 63 million

Companies of a member of the Tskaltubo City Council, Jeiran Omanadze – J da J Ltd and Rostverki Ltd – have received a total of GEL 63,039,857 through 100 tenders and 11 simplified public procurements since 2013.

Monopolistic position of Adjarganateba and Ganateba – companies with links to the ruling party – in the public procurements of the municipalities of Adjara

The largest spender of the Batumi City Hall, non-entrepreneurial (non-commercial) legal entity (N(N)LE) Division of Urban Infrastructure and Improvements, declared Adjarganateba LLC as the winner of an electronic tender that had been announced with the aim of replacement of the city’s existing outdoor lighting system with LED lights and their maintenance an