The Great Potential of Green Nudges in Georgian Universities
Green nudges are small changes in the decision-making environment that encourage environmentally friendly behavior without limiting individual freedom of choice. This approach is outlined in UNEP’s guide The Little Book
Global Water Crisis: A New Reality and Emerging Challenges
In 2025, water scarcity is becoming a serious economic and social problem across different regions of the world. In Brazil, São Paulo state experienced one of the most severe droughts
Demographic Changes in Georgia: Analysis of Economic Implications
As of January 1, 2025, Georgia’s population stood at 3.7 million, which is 9.9 thousand more compared to the previous year (source: Geostat). The growth was mainly driven by a
Why Are Online Purchases Being Returned More Often in Georgia – And What Does the Return Economy Reveal?
Online shopping in Georgia has seen rapid growth in recent years. Consumers are increasingly turning to e-commerce platforms for clothing, electronics, cosmetics, and other products. Alongside this trend, a less
Gen Z’s Real Estate Crisis in Developed Countries: What Are the Chances of Owning a Home?
In developed countries—from Toronto to Seoul—Gen Z is finding it increasingly difficult to become homeowners. Over the past decade, the likelihood of buying a home at a young age has
IT Sector in Georgia: Most In-Demand Roles and Workforce Trends
Georgia’s IT sector is growing steadily, but one of the key questions is understanding its internal structure — who exactly makes up the workforce, and which professional roles dominate? According
