How Digital Payments Are Reshaping Money Habits in Georgia
Over the past decade, the world has undergone a major shift in how money is used. Cash — which for centuries was the core instrument of economic exchange — is
Why Is Self-Employment Declining in Georgia—and What It Means for the Labor Market
In the first quarter of 2025, the number of self-employed individuals in Georgia dropped by 13.5 thousand, totaling 434.7 thousand—representing a 3% decrease compared to the same period last year
Export from Georgia to the UK: Which Products Matter Most?
In 2024, Georgia’s exports to the United Kingdom totaled USD 19 million (source: ITC). While this figure is relatively small compared to Georgia’s overall trade, a closer look at its
Global Market of Papaya and Its Import in Georgia: Small Volume but Growing Interest
The global papaya market has been receiving increasing attention in recent years. In 2024, its global value was estimated at around $9.5 billion, and further growth is expected in the
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
