New Drivers of the National Economy: Gambling and IT Sectors Emerge as Leaders of Georgia’s Private Sector
In the first quarter of 2025, Georgia’s private sector once again reflected the dynamic transformation of the country’s economic structure and a shift toward new priorities. According to the latest
Is Poverty Really Declining in Georgia? What the Latest Data Reveals
Has poverty truly declined in Georgia in recent years? Official data suggests progress, but the answer is more complex than one figure can capture. To understand the full picture, it’s
Why Is Georgia’s IT Sector Still Concentrated Almost Entirely in Cities?
Georgia’s IT sector is growing rapidly, but this growth comes with a clear geographic imbalance — most professionals live and work in urban centers. According to 2023 data, 93% of
Why Isn’t Organic Farming Growing in Georgia? — Real Barriers and Development Prospects
Organic farming in Georgia remains a small-scale activity despite the country’s favorable climate and biodiversity, which make it well-suited for sustainable agricultural production. While organic products are becoming a fast-growing
Beer Consumption in Georgia: Volumes, Trends, and International Comparisons
Beer consumption in Georgia remains significantly lower than in countries where beer is a primary beverage. According to TBC Capital, the average Georgian consumed around 46 liters of beer in
Which Types of Innovation Are Leading—and Is Georgia Ready for Global Competition?
Innovation is a driving force in modern economies, but today it encompasses much more than the invention of a new product. Global practice shows that innovation typically takes four main
