| Time Period | Reform | Government | Stakeholder | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 2 - Phase 2 | Insolvency Reform |
0.0%
-
|
8.18 |
The second assessment of the Insolvency Reform was conducted on December 20, 2022. Public-private dialogue attendees shared their perspectives on the significance of the Insolvency Reform and suggested possible improvements to the current state of its implementation. |
| Stage 2 - Phase 1 | E-commerce Reform |
0.0%
-
|
0.0
-
|
The reform aims to facilitate E-commerce in Georgia by developing a legal and regulatory framework and the necessary technical infrastructure. It consists of many different aspects, incorporating the activities of implementing government agencies, other public sector stakeholders, and the private sector. These facets include gaps in the legislative and regulatory framework, as well as various private sector inefficiencies. Notably, E-commerce platforms currently have low consumer trust, which therefore results in unutilized potential within the sector. |
| Stage 2 - Phase 1 | Insolvency Reform |
0.0%
-
|
7.75 |
Reform is implemented by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). Other involved institutions are Training Center of Justice (TCJ) of Georgia, the National Bureau of Enforcement (NBE) and The Business Rehabilitation and Insolvency Practitioners Association (BRIPA). |
| Stage 2 - Phase 1 | Water Resource Management Reform |
0.0%
-
|
0.0
-
|
Upon adoption, the Draft Law on Water Resource Management will replace the current Water Law (that is in force since 1997) and will become the new framework document for water resource management. |
| Stage 2 - Phase 1 | RIA Institutionalization Reform |
0.0%
-
|
7.32 |
The first assessment of the RIA Institutionalisation Reform was conducted on March 1, 2023. Public-private dialogue attendees shared their perspectives on the significance of the RIA Institutionalisation Reform and suggested possible improvements to its implementation. |
Government History
Stakeholder History
Government Survey Methodology
Governmental surveys evaluate progress in reform implementation across four domains:
- the legal framework;
- infrastructure and budget;
- institutional setup;
- and capacity development.
This survey measures the government’s distance from the stated reform objectives on a scale of 0% (no action has taken place) to 100% (all the desired systems have been fully implemented, monitored, and evaluated)
Stakeholder Survey Methodology
Stakeholder surveys assess reform progress across four dimensions:
- reform content and adequacy;
- current performance;
- reform progress;
- and the expected outcomes.
Members of the stakeholder group (excluding implementing governmental stakeholders) set scores on a scale of 1 (poor performance) to 10 (strong performance) for each dimension.