Open Georgia: How Open Data Can Be Used As An Anti-Corruption Tool

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The paper was prepared for the conference “Central and Eastern European e-Democracy and e-Governance Days” held in Budapest on May 7-8, 2015 by representative of E-governance Institute, Eric B. Jackson. In summer of 2013 Eric Jackson did an internship in IDFI within the framework of a program by American Councils for International Education. It was since then that he became interested in the project - www.opendata.ge.

 

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