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Celebrating 10 Years of the SDGs: ISET, TSU and the UN Host Joint Panel Discussion
28 September 2025

On September 25, 2025, ISET hosted a panel discussion marking the 10-Year Anniversary of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The event was co-organized by ISET, Tbilisi State University (TSU) and the United Nations in Georgia.

Valuation of a road maintenance programme
01 September 2025

This note sets out a comprehensive methodology for evaluating the socio-economic and fiscal impacts of road maintenance in Georgia. Moving beyond a purely technical cost perspective, it frames maintenance as a strategic investment that drives regional development, productivity, and fiscal sustainability.

Georgia’s engagement spotlighted at the World Bank’s Growth Academy 2025 in Bucharest
27 May 2025

Three Lead Economists from the ISET Policy Institute – Davit Keshelava, Mariam Lobjanidze, and Giorgi Papava – participated in the prestigious Growth Academy 2025, held in Bucharest, Romania, from May 22 to 24, 2025. The event, jointly organized by the World Bank, the University of Chicago, and the National Bank of Romania, brought together leading academics, policymakers, and development practitioners from across the Europe and Central Asia (ECA) region.

World Bank presents new Sweden-funded report in ISET on fiscal policy & equity
28 April 2025

On April 28, 2025, the ISET hosted a special seminar featuring the presentation of the World Bank’s latest report, “Navigating Fiscal Realities for Equitable Growth in Georgia,” developed with support from the Kingdom of Sweden.

Georgia municipal liveability index
20 March 2025

Economic development of the municipalities (outside capital) is one of the key sustainable development challenges in Georgia. The capital city of Tbilisi, while accounting for nearly 1/3 of the country’s population generates 50% of GDP and keeps expanding, whereas the municipalities, with few exceptions, are losing population and suffering from high incidence of poverty, unemployment, and slow and weak economic development.

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