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Think Tanks in Georgia
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Think Tanks sector based in Georgia. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Transparency International Georgia
Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) is a local non-governmental organization committed to combating corruption in Georgia through the promotion of transparency and accountability. Our mission is to serve as the primary source of information on corruption reform in Georgia, to assist the government and the broader public in facilitating reform in sectors where corruption exists, to build and strengthen institutions and to promote good governance. In recent years, TI Georgia has become Georgia's leading advocacy-based think tank. TI Georgia is a member of the Transparency International (TI) movement, the only global non-governmental organization devoted to combating corruption. It brings together civil society, business, and governments in a powerful global coalition. TI, through its International Secretariat and more than 90 independent national chapters around the world, works to stem both the supply and demand of corruption at the local, national, and international levels.
11 to 50 staff
Georgia's Reforms Associates Grass
GRASS is a non-partisan, non-governmental policy watchdog and multi-profile think tank which provides policy recommendations to the government, conducts research-based analysis and raises public interest and awareness on a wide range of public policy issues. GRASS was established in October 2012 and is well positioned within Georgia’s non-governmental sector. With its initiatives and activities, it continues to support the implementation of democratic reforms, the building of a strong civil society and the transparency and accountability of state institutions together with the ongoing process of Georgia’s Europeanisation.
11 to 50 staff
Collective Development
Collective Development is part of Adjara Group Holding, a leading company in hospitality, lifestyle and agriculture. Under the guidance of the owner and founder Temur Ugulava, the company creates and curates hospitality and creative ecosystem projects, which empower local communities, while advancing entrepreneurial culture in Georgia. For more than 10 years, the team behind Collective Development has been turning brownfield projects into internationally acclaimed, trend-setting hotels, restaurants, and multifunctional spaces.
51 to 200 staff
Economic Policy Research Center Eprc
The Economic Policy Research Center (EPRC) is a unique think-and do-tank, which brings to light the most pressing economic policy issues confronting the society. EPRC also addresses other factors, which directly impact sustainable economic development. Those factors include general democratization (voice and accountability), education and regional security. EPRC provides thorough analysis, offers evidence-based recommendations, encourages public debate and education. The Center was established in 2002 and since then has strived towards enhancing the quality of economic policy-making in Georgia by fostering high quality research and analysis. Various policy Products of EPRC's have been disseminated widely to decision-makers, private sector, opinion leaders, students & population. Throughout the past decade, EPRC has earned a reputation for being a source of objective, reliable and non-partisan information in economic, financial, social and security policies in Georgia and in the region.
11 to 50 staff
Georgian Foundation For Strategic And International Studies Rondeli Foundation
Established in 1998, the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies (Rondeli Foundation) is an independent, non-profit policy think tank dedicated to helping improve public policy decision-making in Georgia through research and analysis, training of policymakers and policy analysts, and public education about the strategic issues, both domestic and international, facing Georgia and broader region.
11 to 50 staff
Georgian Institute Of Politics Gip
Founded in early 2011, the Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) is a Tbilisi-based non-profit, non-partisan, research, and analysis organization. GIP strives to strengthen the organizational backbone of democratic institutions and promote good governance and development through policy research and advocacy in Georgia. It also encourages public participation in civil society-building projects and democratic processes. The organization has quickly become a major center for scholarship and policy innovation, not only for Georgia, but for the wider Black sea region as well. To this end, GIP sets itself apart through relevant, incisive research; extensive public outreach; and a brazen spirit of innovation in policy discourse and political conversation. Since December 2013 GIP is a member of the OSCE Network of Think Tanks and Academic Institutions and the Network of Think Tanks on the EU’s Eastern Partnership launched in September 2020 by the German Council of Foreign Relations (DGAP) with the support of the European Commission. The Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) is a Tbilisi-based non-profit, non-partisan, research and analysis organization founded in early 2011. GIP strives to strengthen the organizational backbone of democratic institutions and promote good governance and development through policy research and advocacy in Georgia. It also encourages public participation in civil society-building and developing democratic processes. The organization aims to become a major center for scholarship and policy innovation for the country of Georgia and the wider Black Sea region. To that end, GIP is working to distinguish itself through relevant, incisive research; extensive public outreach; and a brazen spirit of innovation in policy discourse and political conversation. Since December 2013 GIP is member of the OSCE Network of Think Tanks and Academic Institutions and since 2018 is member of EU-LISTCO consortium funded by EU’s Horizon 2020 programme.
11 to 50 staff
Ilia Chavchavadze Center For European Studies And Civic Education
The Chavchavadze Center is the first civil society organization in Georgia modeled after European political foundations. Founded by former senior diplomats and leading international lawyers, the Center has an ambitious, long-term vision of transforming Georgia through education, spreading critical thinking and cultivating a sense of individual responsibility. Named after Ilia Chavchavadze, a lasting symbol of Georgia’s national revival, the Center aims to promote active citizenship and civic engagement, within the overall framework of democracy promotion. It is also focused on creating a more transparent and accountable political system. The Center is dedicated to promoting Western values, supporting political pluralism, protecting mainstream political agenda and fostering a more informed, rational decision-making and political discourse both by citizens as well as Georgia’s political class. Identifying Russian propaganda and hybrid warfare is among the Center’s priorities. While working with various groups of the Georgian population, the Center’s primary focus is on the youth and Georgians who are currently less exposed to the Western values.
11 to 50 staff
World Experience For Georgia
World Experience for Georgia (WEG) is an independent think tank established to support Georgian society’s progress to democracy based on the free market and adoption of European community standards. Our objective is to facilitate an access to specialized conceptual and practical knowledge, in particular, in the fields of energy and environment, for different parts of Georgian society, including professionals, policy makers and the general public. WEG's main activities-Research in Problem Areas. Exploration of international best practices, policy making, governance and regulatory practices and modern technologies applicable to emerging concrete problems-Analyses and Reviews. Periodic analyses of developments in energy and environmental protection areas including policies, legislation, governance, regulatory, structural and operational issues-Informing. Disseminating the information on concrete problems to government and non-government agencies, international organizations, academic institutions, politicians and wide public, through the Internet, mass media, WEG-sponsored publications, workshops, seminars and meetings, public information campaigns-Education. Preparation of focused training courses, seminars and workshops for students, specialists, public officials, companies operating in the energy and environmental sectors, mass-media, non-government organizations, etc-Public Discussions. Facilitation of open public dialogue on energy and environmental issues for increased public awareness and transparent policymaking processes-Consulting. Project-specific analyses, reviews, feasibility studies, environmental impact assessments etc. Analyses of policy and strategy options, new legislation, sector-related and regional development plans and strategic environmental assessments-Other Activities for promotion of the best world practices and knowledge in the fields of energy and environment
11 to 50 staff
Caucasian House
The Caucasian House envisages such Caucasus where different nations can peacefully coexist, cooperate, and acknowledge their common problems and interests. In such common cultural space, the nations can embrace their identities and ensure protection of their living space and cultural heritage, guided by principles of ethnic, cultural, and religious tolerance and solidarity. The mission of the Caucasian House is to create ideological and intellectual foundations for a peaceful development and cultural integration of the Caucasus; to contribute to Georgiaâs multi-ethnic nation-building; to spread universal, humanistic, and civic education; to encourage intercultural dialogue and to build connections between different ethnic and religious minorities.
11 to 50 staff
Geocase
Providing the highest levels of expertise, transparent and independent analysis and clear policy recommendations.
11 to 50 staff
Good Governance Institute
Good Governance Institute is an independent nonpartisan policy institute that is dedicated to enhancing good governance through comprehensive policy development, progressive ideas and innovative solutions in the field of public administration. We are committed to supporting state institutions at all levels in the development of their institutional and intellectual capacity. Good Governance Institute provides a space for the collaboration and networking of prospective leaders to unite their knowledge, skills, and experiences for the common good of the nation. We also challenge decision-makers to make decisions based on evidence and analysis, to ensure the protection of our liberty, equality, and prosperity.
1 to 10 staff
The Margaret Thatcher Centre Of Georgia
The Margaret Thatcher Centre of Georgia is a non-profit, non-partisan think-tank, that is dedicated to increasing and enhancing the understanding of economic freedom and the libertarian principles including: free markets, limited government, individual liberty, rule of law and their impact on the prosperity of Georgia’s citizen
1 to 10 staff
Center For Competition
Center for Competition is a Non-Profit, Non-Governmental organisation registered under the laws of Georgia on 20.05.2015. Vision of the Center is Fair Competition for Business; Mission of the Center is to create fair competitive environment for business through enhancing competitiveness of private sector, development of competition culture, and policy advocacy. Objectives of the Center are: 1. Awareness raising in competition policy for different groups of stakeholders in order to develop competition culture in society; 2. Increase competitiveness of private companies in local and international markets by compliance programs, practical workshops and trainings which will stimulate businesses to comply with competition rules and business ethics voluntarily, align them to the best international standards and practices; 3. Identify the problems and needs of entrepreneurs with regard to competition policy; 4. Advocacy and defend the interests of private companies from unfair competition, improper state intervention or regulations; 5. To organise target-oriented public-private dialogue, meetings and round-tables for improving business environment. Main focus of the Center for Competition are on Small and Medium-sized Enterprises.
1 to 10 staff
Institute Of Civil Engagement
Institute of Civil Engagement” presents a part of the civil society and works in the premises of the non-governmental organization. It was established on the 27th of December, 2012 by the youth group made up of employees with experience from governmental, business and non-governmental sectors. The theoretical knowledge, practical experience and high motivation they have received is a copper bottom guarantee of the highly skilled, honest and successful implementation of their work. “Institute of Civil Engagement” has a mission to support the democratic processes in the government, ensure human rights and, at the same time, encourage active citizenship by cooperating with local and international organizations and government ministries. The aims of the “Institute of Civil Engagement” are the joint creation of a successful organization by employing a strategy of teamwork, vision of long-term development and concrete action plan, also realizing set goals, namely: • Promotion and encouragement of democratic processes in the government. • Protection of human rights. • Increasing the engagement and activity of the civil society. In correspondence with the set principles of the “Institute of Civil Engagement”, particular areas of the organization’s activity work on the below-mentioned matters: • Promotion of civil awareness. • Supporting and bolstering technological innovations. Working on the above-mentioned issues and reaching desirable results will nurture democratic processes in the government, protect human rights and, in doing so, promote active citizenship. Visit our website to learn more about us
11 to 50 staff
Human Rights Center
Non-governmental organization Human Rights Center (HRC) was founded on December 10, 1996 in Tbilisi, Georgia. HRC is dedicated to protection and promotion of human rights, rule of law and peace in Georgia. It is free of any political and religious affiliation. Vision The Human Rights Center believes that everyone is entitled to exercise her/his civil, political, social, economic and cultural rights freely and without any discrimination as guaranteed by national and international law. We consider that protection and promotion of these rights and respect for rule of law are the key preconditions for building sustainable peace and democracy in Georgia. Overall Objective HRC aims to increase respect for human rights, fundamental freedoms and facilitate peacebuilding process in Georgia. To achieve this goal it is essential to ensure that authorities respect the rule of law and principles of transparency and separation of powers, to eliminate discrimination at all levels, increase awareness and respect for human rights among the people in Georgia. Activities • Monitoring and Documenting human rights violations in Georgia. • Reporting on human rights situation in Georgia to the EU, Council of Europe, OSCE, UN, ICC and others international bodies on regular basis. • Lobbying and Advocacy of legislative and policy reforms before national and international institutions. • Litigating cases on human rights violations through Legal Aid Centre free of charge. • Public Awareness Raising on human rights situation in Georgia by daily-updatable bilingual online magazine and • Networking among human rights organizations on national and regional level.
11 to 50 staff
Franklin Club Ფრანკლინის Კლუბი
ფრანკლინის კლუბი“ არის ასოციაცია, რომელიც ემსახურება კლასიკური ლიბერალური/ლიბერტარიანული ღირებულებების დანერგვას და წევრთა შორის თანამშრომლობის ხელშეწყობას. „ფრანკლინის კლუბის“ მიმდინარე და დაგეგმილი აქტივობები მოიცავს საგანმანათლებლო და მედია პროექტებს, კვლევებს, პოლიტიკურ დისკუსიებს, სამოქალაქო აქტივიზმსა და კონსალტინგს. კლუბი ღიაა სხვადასხვა ტიპის ინიციატივებისთვის, რაც გააძლიერებს კლასიკურ ლიბერალურ/ლიბერტარიანულ საზოგადოებას- Franklin Club is an association dedicated to promoting classical liberal/libertarian values and facilitating cooperation between its members. Franklin Club's ongoing and planned activities include educational and media projects, research, political discussions, activism, and consulting. The club remains open to a wide range of initiatives strengthening the classical liberal / libertarian community and its causes.
11 to 50 staff
Ჯერ Საქართველო Georgia First
ქვეყნის აწმყო გამრუდებულია და სასწრაფოდ გასწორებას მოითხოვს. პასიური მსხვერპლის გამუდმებული განცდა, ეროვნულ ენერგიას გვაკარგვინებს. ჯერ საქართველოს თანამესაკუთრეობა უნდა დავიბრუნოთ და შემდეგ მტკიცედ ავიღოთ პასუხისმგებლობა საკუთარ მომავალსა და საყრდენ როლზე რეგიონში.
11 to 50 staff
Tourism Institute - Ტურიზმის Ინსტიტუტი
The Tourism Institute is a prominent Georgian think tank dedicated to the advancement of the tourism and travel industry. As a nonpartisan and non-profit organization, our primary objective is to foster growth in the Georgian economy by cultivating a sustainable tourism industry and related sectors. Through rigorous research, collaboration with diverse stakeholders, and the implementation of innovative strategies, we strive to enhance competitiveness within the tourism sector. The Tourism Institute fosters collaboration among stakeholders within the Georgian tourism industry, facilitate access to information, technology, and innovation, and promote knowledge sharing. We are committed to supporting national agenda to achieve sustainable development goals, advocating for effective public-private and civil society partnerships.
1 to 10 staff
