NEWS
Assisting the Government of Tajikistan to Strengthen Strategic Planning
31-Aug-2018
We are collaborating with the Government of Tajikistan to strengthen its strategic planning and policy coordination and to ensure better integration of its strategic decisions and current policies. Overall, the project aims to improve budget planning and execution, trea...
moreAll Set to Become USAID Prime Contractor
29-Aug-2018
On August 13-14, we hosted Mr. Gary V. Kinney, Vice President at Kinney Advisory Services and former Senior Contracts Officer at USAID, to deliver a training course for our team members entitled “Doing Business with USAID.” As part of the two-day training, Mr. Kinney sh...
moreValue Chain Analyses of Broccoli, Mandarins and Raspberries in the Regions of Georgia and their Potential on the EU Market
24-Aug-2018
PMC Research recently finished working on value chain analyses of three agricultural products in three specific regions, namely broccoli in Kvemo Kartli region, mandarins in Adjara region, and raspberries in Mtskheta-Mtianeti region. The main goals of these studies...
more“The Georgian Example” – USAID Video about how Membership of Open Government Partnership Facilitated Significant Development
21-Aug-2018
On July 17-19, as a lead co-chair of the Open Government Partnership (OGP), Georgia hosted the 5th OGP Global Summit in Tbilisi.The event gathered high-level representatives of the public sector, civil society, private sector, parliament, academia, researchers, and jour...
moreAnalyzing the Impact of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in the South Caucasus
17-Aug-2018
At the beginning of August, PMC Research started working on a Country Note on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in the South Caucasus (Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan) in order to study its impact on Central Asia and the South Caucasus (CASC). The main goal of the pr...
moreThe Role of Civil Society Organizations in the Implementation of the DCFTA
03-Aug-2018
On July 25, Ms. Mariam Saghareishvili, Researcher at PMCG, participated in a working meeting about the DCFTA and the role of civil society organizations (CSOs) in its implementation. The working meeting aimed to inform CSOs about the possibilities and requirements of t...
morePMC Research Awarded Again for its Transparency
24-Jul-2018
PMCG is excited and proud to announce that PMC Research was recently given a 5-star rating for transparency by international organization Transparify. Such an award is the highest possible rating issued by Transparify, and reflects exemplary transparency in PMC R...
moreNew Simplified Financial Reporting Standard for MSMEs
05-Jul-2018
On June 26, the newly simplified Financial Reporting Standard for Category IV-Entities was adopted with the goal to improve the quality and transparency of corporate financial statements, according to the decree of the Head of Service for Accounting, Reporting and Audit...
moreDiscussing How to Fight Corruption in Armenia
04-Jul-2018
On June 29, Mr. David Lezhava, Public Policy Sector Director at PMCG, participated in a conference entitled “The anti-corruption policies and measures”, which was co-hosted by the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria and the EU Delegation to Armenia. Mr. Lezhava’s presen...
moreStudy to Identify Challenges for SMEs Seeking Access to Finance
02-Jul-2018
PMC Research recently launched a new project entitled “Leveraging SME Finance through Value Chains in Georgia”, designed to study the challenges facing SMEs with a particular focus on access to finance in Georgia.On June 21, Goga Khishtovani, Director at PMC Research, p...
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Issue 106: Foreign Direct Investment, January-June 2018
18-Sep-2018
Analysis of the preliminary data on FDI for the first half of 2018 revealed the following general findings: The financial, energy, and construction sectors attracted the most FDI; Azerbaijan, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands were the largest investing countries for Geo...
moreIssue 105: External Trade, January-June 2018
03-Aug-2018
The first half of 2018 produced some interesting figures regarding Georgia’s external trade. Even though the existing data is only preliminary, the analysis thereof unveils some curious results. Georgia’s exports and imports reached their highest point for the observed period of ...
moreIssue 104: External Factors Affecting the Value of Georgian…
10-Jul-2018
For the period of 2014 to 2017, in every first quarter of each year compared to the first quarter of the previous year, the nominal exchange rate of the Georgian Lari (GEL) against the US Dollar (USD) depreciated. This trend stopped this year though as in the first quarter of 201...
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