The aim of the study “Workplace Sexual Harassment in the Private Sector in Georgia” is to collect evidence to support the development of policies for the prevention of and response to sexual harassment in the workplace within the private sector.…
Publications
The CRRC Georgia’s Publications are a series of public documents that focus on a variety of issues facing Georgia. The documents, which mainly include policy briefs, reports and articles, use rigorous data analysis to help inform decision-making.
The study presented in the report aims to analyze the current context and existing research on the media landscape in Georgia, as well as to review international studies on media trends.
The research presented in the report aims to study the perceptions, attitudes, and expectations of the displaced and non-displaced population towards the conflicts in Georgia.
GEAS entailed a nationwide public opinion survey that was designed to measure the prevalence of discriminatory attitudes and gender-based stereotypes contributing to gender inequality in Georgia.
The primary objective of this report is to explore the key factors influencing voter turnout in Georgia, as well as general attitudes toward elections.
The report examines how the Georgian public reacts to a combinations of policy positions and characteristics proposed by a hypothetical newly established political party.
The primary objective of this study is to assess the factors of the increased demand for loans, which include demographics, income levels and sources, and other individual-level variables such as financial planning skills, attitudes toward gambling, the role of government…
The major goal of the report is to get a better understanding of the socio-demographic profile of socio-conservative people and their political attitudes.
CRRC Georgia investigated anti-Western narratives and their dissemination on Facebook from June 2022 to June 2023.
Based on Caucasus Barometer 2024 data, CRRC-Georgia staff members published three new articles for “the Caucasus Analytical Digest, September 2024, issue”.
