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  • European Commision
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  • Association of Young Professionals in Energy of Georgia - AYPEG
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  • United States Agency for International Development - USAID
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  • Policy, Advocacy, and Civil Society Development Project in Georgia - G-PAC
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  • TBC Bank
  • Open Society Georgia Foundation - OSGF
  • JTI Georgia
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  • Market Opportunities for Livelihood Improvement in Kakheti - MOLI
  • IHK for Munich and Upper Bavaria
  • Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia
  • Capacity Building to the Agricultural Cooperatives Development Agency - ENPARD
  • Evoluxer S.L.
  • International Centre for Migration Policy Development - ICMPD
  • Procredit Bank
  • French Livestock Institute
  • Millennium Challenge Account Georgia - MCA Georgia
  • Environmental Information and Education Centre - EIEC
  • Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia
  • Promoting Rule of Law in Georgia Activity - PROLoG
  • President’s Reserve Fund
  • Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
  • ELKANA
  • Presidential Administration of Georgia
  • ReforMeter
  • Research, Education, Development Fund - RED Fund
  • Good Governance Initiative in Georgia - GGI
  • International Fund for Agricultural Development - IFAD
  • Regional Environmental Centre for the Caucasus - REC Caucasus
  • Center for Training and Consultancy - CTC
  • Land O'Lake
  • US Department of Agriculture - USDA
  • Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations - FAO
  • European Bank for Reconstruction and Development - EBRD
  • CAREC Institute
  • UN Women
  • Development Alternatives Incorporated - DAI
  • USAID Economic Security Program
  • Transparency International - TI
  • Liberal Academy Tbilisi - LAT
  • National Bank of Georgia - NBG
  • National Statistics Office of Georgia - Geostat
  • United Nations Industrial Development Organization - UNIDO
  • Ernst & Young - EY
  • Georgia's Innovation and Technology Agency - GITA
  • Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University - TSU
  • International Republican Institute - IRI
  • International Labour Organization - ILO
  • PMC Research - PMCG
  • European Union
  • Embassy of Switzerland in Georgia
  • Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  • Mercy Corps
  • Westminster Foundation for Democracy - WFD
  • Embassy of the Netherlands
Themes
  • Macroeconomic policy
  • Agriculture & rural policy
  • Energy & environment
  • Inclusive growth
  • Private sector & competitiveness
  • Gender
  • Governance
  • Green and sustainable development
  • Media & democracy
  • Covid19
  • Regional
Status
  • Complated
  • Ongoing
Author
  • Salome Solomnishvili
  • Giorgi Nebulishvili
  • Tornike Surguladze
  • Elene Tskhomelidze
  • Mariam Lortkipanidze
  • Nino Sarishvili
  • Archil Chapichadze
  • Giorgi Bakradze
  • Professor Stephan von Cramon-Taubadel
  • Professor David Tarr
  • Salome Pirtskhalava
  • Sergo Gadelia
  • Mery Julakidze
  • Givi Melkadze
  • Giorgi Mekerishvili
  • Giorgi Kelbakiani
  • Giorgi Tsutskiridze
  • Ia Vardishvili
  • Robizon Khubulashvili
  • Adam Pellillo
  • Saba Devdariani
  • Nino Mosiashvili
  • Nikoloz Pkhakadze
  • Maya Grigolia
  • Lasha Lanchava
  • Nino Doghonadze
  • Mariam Zaldastanishvili
  • Zurab Abramishvili
  • Gigla Mikautadze
  • Irakli Galdava
  • Florian Biermann
  • Irakli Shalikashvili
  • Olga Azhgibetseva
  • Phatima Mamardashvili
  • Eric Livny
  • David Zhorzholiani
  • Nino Kakulia
  • Laura Manukyan
  • Irakli Barbakadze
  • Lika Goderdzishvili
  • Sophiko Skhirtladze
  • Irakli Kochlamazashvili
  • Levan Pavlenishvili
  • Rati Porchkhidze
  • Nino Loladze
  • Robert Tchaidze
  • Lasha Labadze
  • Randall Filer
  • Guranda Darchidze
  • Muhammad Asali
  • Karine Torosyan
  • Levan Tevdoradze
  • Mariam Katsadze
  • Ana Burduli
  • Davit Keshelava
  • Giorgi Mzhavanadze
  • Elene Seturidze
  • Tamta Maridashvili
  • Mariam Tsulukidze
  • Erekle Shubitidze
  • Guram Lobzhanidze
  • Mariam Lobjanidze
  • Mariam Chachava
  • Maka Chitanava
  • Salome Deisadze
  • Ia Katsia
  • Salome Gelashvili
  • Tamar Sulukhia
  • Norberto Pignatti
  • Giorgi Papava
  • Luc Leruth
  • Sopha Gujabidze
  • Yaroslava Babych
Date From
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Inclusive Growth Dialogue: The Role of the Tourism Sector in Promoting Inclusive Growth in Georgia
17 July 2014

The purpose of this event was to have a discussion about the potential of the tourism sector to improve well-being and reduce poverty in rural areas of Georgia, as well to discuss the contribution the development of large hotels in peripheral touristic destinations can make to inclusive growth in local communities. The follow up activity of this dialogue was an excursion to the Kazbegi Municipality on July 19.

Inclusive Growth Dialogue: Presentation - Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Projects
09 June 2014

BP in Georgia has implemented a number of projects related to renewable energy and energy efficiency through its Sustainable Development Initiative. The projects are designed to raise awareness about energy efficiency and provide subsidies for households to implement energy efficiency measures. In addition, several social programs related to increasing the efficiency of energy use and renewable energy have been implemented over the last four years.

Inclusive Growth Dialogue: Small and Medium Enterprises and their Importance for Economic Development in Georgia
22 May 2014

The subject of the debate concerned future steps to be taken in to ensure the growth of SME's in Georgia - significant part of the economy. The expert panel included speakers representing government, SMEs, financial system, academia, NGOs, businesses and business associations. The importance of SMEs for economic development cannot be understated: most successful large firms in developing countries have graduated up from SME category, whereas the breadth of the SME category itself reflects and helps to create a strong and deep entrepreneurial culture.

Inclusive Growth Public Discussion Platform
02 September 2013

The main goal of this project was to develop a neutral platform for regular discussion of Georgian government policies, donor-financed programs to promote inclusive growth A total of seven debates and thee project presentations were hosted at ISET as part of this project on topics ranging from farmer cooperation to family farming, to tourism, to vocational training systems, to SME development, to access to energy.

Regional Disparities in Georgia
21 March 2013

While there are differences between regions, most of the systematic regional disparities can be explained by differences in urbanization rates across the regions; namely, relatively more urbanized regions tend to have a higher per capita gross value added, a more diverse and sophisticated economic structure, and a better developed infrastructure.

Computable General Equilibrium Model for Georgia
03 December 2012

Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) model is an analytical tool commonly used by countries and international financial institutions to simulate policy interventions. CGE applications are not limited to any particular policy area. Their usefulness is highest when the simulated policy intervention is expected to generate significant feedback effects or spillovers into sectors that may not be directly affected.

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