The two surveys were conducted among the general public and the public officials and addressed the perception of corruption in Georgia.
The general public survey assessed the degree of integrity of various service providers, the existing corruption reporting system, prevailing attitudes and the role of the Georgian Legal System. Aspects of the educational and public health care systems, as well as electricity, water and gas utilities were also examined.
The public official survey marked differences in the number of observed cases of corruption in the last five years. The most important improvement was noted in human resources management. Most publics officials consider cronyism and bribes as practices of the past.
Both surveys results were shared with public during a presentation for the media scheduled for the end of January 2010 in Tbilisi.
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