Research

15 March 2013

Remuneration System of Civil Servants in Georgia (Comparative analysis – Germany, Great Britain, Finland, Latvia)

Date: 13 March, 2013 Author: Nino Tsukhishvili IDFI Legal Expert/ Recipient of the Open Society Human Rights Internship 2013 Remuneration System of Civil Servants in Georgia (Comparative analysis Germany, Great Britain, Finland, Latvia) The effective remuneration system of civil servants is an important precondition in the process of establishing transparent and accountable civil service, which requires preparing a common state policy of civil servants remuneration and a

11 March 2013

References and beneficiaries of a state policy aimed at subsidizing Georgia’s transition to digital broadcasting

Author: Ucha Seturi Editor: Giorgi Kldiashvili References and beneficiaries of a state policy aimed at subsidizing Georgias transition to digital broadcasting A state assistance policy related to digital broadcasting switchover implies measures taken in the following two main directions: towardsend users, who are in need of a state assistance both because of the social and physical conditions (financing special and other appliances that are adapted to their needs, information supp

4 March 2013

The commentary about the necessity of regulating the issue of compensating unused leave of absence of fired employees

On January 28th 2012 the Ministry of Justice of Georgia published a draft law of the changes of the organic law of the Labor Code. IDFI replied to the project for changes and posted a commentary about the necessity of regulating the issue of compensating unused leave of absence of fired employees. The commentary was also sent to the secretary of the Minister of Justice, Mr. Alexandre Baramidze, in written form. We welcome the engagement of the civil society in the process of reformation of th

13 February 2013

Electronic Communication Strategy of Governmental Institutions

The development of e-governance doesnt only mean improving the quality of state administration, but foremost it implies the increase of government accountability, transparent governance and introduces contemporary communication mechanisms between the government and society by actively involving citizens in social and political life. Georgia has made significant progress in terms of developing e-governance. According to the survey, conducted by United Nations, by 2012 Georgia improved

13 February 2013

Electronic Communication Strategy of Governmental Institutions

13 February 2013 Author: Marika Ketchakmadze Editor: Levan Avalishvili The development of e-governance doesnt only mean improving the quality of state administration, but foremost it implies the increase of government accountability, transparent governance and introduces contemporary communication mechanisms between the government and society by actively involving citizens in social and political life. Georgia has made significant progress in terms of developing e

8 February 2013

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Justice of Georgia

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Justice of Georgia - Georgia, United Kingdom (Scotland), United States of America, Estonia Comparative Analysis. Authors: Levan Avalishvili, Marine Kechakmadze, Tamar Iakobidze, Teona Turashvili, Giorgi Kldiashvili Editor: Levan Avalishvili The following study is comparative analysis of Georgian and international legislation the United Kingdom (Scotland), the United States of America, Esto

8 February 2013

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Heathcare and Social Security of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Heathcare and Social Security of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara - Georgia, United Kingdom (Scotland), United States of America, Estonia Comparative Analysis. Authors: Levan Avalishvili, Marine Kechakmadze, Tamar Iakobidze, Teona Turashvili, Giorgi Kldiashvili Editor: Levan Avalishvili The following study is comparative analysis of Georgian and international legislation the United Kingdo

8 February 2013

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Finance and Economy of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Finance and Economy of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara - Georgia, United Kingdom (Scotland), United States of America, Estonia Comparative Analysis. Authors: Levan Avalishvili, Marine Kechakmadze, Tamar Iakobidze, Teona Turashvili, Giorgi Kldiashvili Editor: Levan Avalishvili The following study is comparative analysis of Georgian and international legislation the United Kingdom

8 February 2013

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara - Georgia, United Kingdom (Scotland), United States of America, Estonia Comparative Analysis. Authors: Levan Avalishvili, Marine Kechakmadze, Tamar Iakobidze, Teona Turashvili, Giorgi Kldiashvili Editor: Levan Avalishvili The following study is comparative analysis of Georgian and international legislation the United K

8 February 2013

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Agriculture of the Autonomous Republic of Georgia

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Agriculture of the Autonomous Republic of Georgia - Georgia, United Kingdom (Scotland), United States of America, Estonia Comparative Analysis. Authors: Levan Avalishvili, Marine Kechakmadze, Tamar Iakobidze, Teona Turashvili, Giorgi Kldiashvili Editor: Levan Avalishvili The following study is comparative analysis of Georgian and international legislation the United Kingdom (Scotland),