Starting from October 15, Georgian consumers have to pay about 5-10 tetri more for one loaf of bread. Many large producers increased their prices.
Supported by the German development organization, GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit), ISET-PI conducted a training program for participants from Georgian government organizations, the national bank, and think tanks.
Several years ago the (now former) Georgian government started successful reforms in the electricity sector and was eagerly looking forward to future projects.
The private provision of childcare in Georgia’s cities has been on the rise during the last few years as is especially evident in the capital.
While more than half of all jobs in Georgia are in the agricultural sector, agriculture’s share of value-added to GDP was only 11 percent in 2007 (World Bank).