Georgia

Georgian Parliament's New Television Program Gives Constituents First Look at Their MPs

Georgian Parliament's New Television Program Gives Constituents First Look at Their Members of Parliament

To help meet a demand by Georgians for more information about their elected representatives, NDI and the Georgian Parliament are producing Your Parliament, a program of televised interviews with ruling party and opposition legislators that is provided to local TV stations.

Procedures Launched for Constitutional Amendment Increasing Number of MPs | Nov. 11, 2011

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A controversial constitutional amendment, envisaging increase of number of MPs from current 150 to 190 in the next Parliament, has been initiated this week.

According to the poll carried out by Caucasus Resource Research Centers (CRRC) for the U.S. National Democratic Institute (NDI) in September, 60% of respondents were against of increasing number of seats in the Parliament with only 8% responding positively.

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New Report: Democratization Will Be Essential to Georgia’s European Integration

As Georgia seeks to integrate into Europe, it must advance political and economic reforms, according to the findings of a new report by the Atlantic Council.

The report, Georgia in the West: A Policy Road Map to Georgia's Euro-Atlantic Future, is the product of a task force chaired by Senators Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, and Lindsey Graham, R-SC. NDI President Kenneth Wollack was among the 24 task force members.

Poll Shows Disapproval of Increasing Seats in Parliament | Oct. 10, 2011

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60% of respondents are against of an idea to increase number of seats in the next Parliament from current 150 to 190, according to a recent public opinion survey released on Monday.

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Economic Issues are Foremost on the Minds of Georgians, NDI Survey Finds

NDI Future Women Leaders Program Alumni Awarded Certificates | Sept. 28, 2011

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Alumni of NDI Future Women Leaders Program were awarded certificates in Tbilisi Marriott Hotel on Wednesday. U.S. Ambassador to Georgia Jon Bass and Director of National Democratic Institute (NDI) Louis Navarro attended the awarding ceremony.

18 women who took up a general course of management, efficient communications and public opinion survey during one year were awarded the certificates.

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Georgia

Georgian Parliament's New Television Program Gives Constituents First Look at Their MPs

Georgian Parliament's New Television Program Gives Constituents First Look at Their Members of Parliament

Procedures Launched for Constitutional Amendment Increasing Number of MPs | Nov. 11, 2011

New Report: Democratization Will Be Essential to Georgia’s European Integration

Poll Shows Disapproval of Increasing Seats in Parliament | Oct. 10, 2011

Economic Issues are Foremost on the Minds of Georgians, NDI Survey Finds

NDI Future Women Leaders Program Alumni Awarded Certificates | Sept. 28, 2011

NDI Delegation Concludes that Key Aspects of Georgian Election Were in Line with Democratic Principles; But Identifies Flaws in the Process

NDI Calls for Urgent Steps to Improve Public Confidence Before Georgian Parliamentary Elections

NDI Code of Conduct for Political Parties has Raised Standards of Political Culture, But Further Monitoring Needed

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