How Can Professionals from Different Fields Transition to Artificial Intelligence? — Realistic Pathways in Georgia
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly visible in Georgia’s labor market, yet for many it is still seen as the exclusive domain of programmers and engineers. The “Spring 2025 Digital
Zero Waste, Natural Dyes, and Social Enterprises — The Niche Brands Shaping Georgia’s Green Fashion Future
Niche brands play a crucial role in developing green fashion in Georgia. They operate on a small scale but create practices that combine environmental responsibility, social inclusion, and the preservation
The Second-Hand Clothing Market in Georgia and Other Countries — Where We Stand and What We Can Learn
Over the past decade, the global second-hand clothing market has become one of the fastest-growing segments of the fashion industry. In the US, the EU, and major Asian economies, annual
Second-Hand Boom vs. Slow Fashion — What Georgian Consumers’ Choices Reveal About Sustainability
Over the past decade, Georgia’s second-hand clothing market has not only expanded but has become one of the most active and steadily growing segments of the local fashion industry. Whereas
The Fabric Gap — How the Absence of Local Production Threatens Georgia’s Green Fashion Ambitions?
In recent years, Georgia has been working to craft a new image in the fashion industry — positioning itself as a potential hub for green fashion in Eastern Europe. On
Automation Risks in Georgia’s Labour Market: Who Is Most Likely to Be Affected?
The rapid spread of artificial intelligence and automation has become one of the most pressing debates in today’s labour market. The question of “who is most at risk?” is no
