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Reformeter Evaluates Georgia’s Agricultural Development
14 December 2017

On December 14, 2017, the second phase of ReforMeter started with an evaluation of Georgia’s agricultural development.

Do You Have Questions About the Upcoming Pension Reform? Here Are Some Answers
11 December 2017

Over the past months, we have been asked several times questions about the upcoming pension reform. Here are some answers.

Why Is Georgia Importing So Much Electricity?
09 December 2017

In October 2017, Georgian power plants generated 828 mln. KWh of electricity, marginally up (+0.79%) compared to September. Following the traditional seasonal pattern, the share of electricity produced by renewable sources declined to 71% of total generation (87% in September), while thermal power generation’s share increased, accounting for 29% of total generation (compared to 13% in September).

Student Policy Seminar Series: Labor Migration from Armenia and Georgia: Why Russia?
06 December 2017

The second presentation of the Policy Seminar Series took place on December 6, 2017. This time, Davit Hovhannisyan and Anahit Sargsyan – under the supervision of Karine Torosyan, a member of the resident faculty of ISET – led the presentation with a paper entitled “Labor Migration from Armenia and Georgia: Why Russia?”.

Your Guest Is My Guest, or Why Tourism Is Not a Zero-Sum Game
04 December 2017

The South Caucasus is divided by high mountain ranges, often impassable political borders, and ethnic conflict zones. In addition to three independent states, the region also includes three unrecognized territories. Nakhichevan is separated from Azerbaijan’s mainland by Armenia’s Syunik region. Armenia’s border with Turkey and Azerbaijan, on the other hand, is sealed for political reasons.

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