International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED) presents evaluation of Georgian electoral environment ahead of the parliamentary elections, based on the analysis of electoral legislation, election administration activities, political ...
Civil society organizations (CSOs) play an important role in Georgia in the process of the self-government concept elaboration, refinement of legislation, development of self-governance practices, promotion of citizen participation, and monitoring ...
International Society for Fair Elections and Democra- cy presents a report of monitoring salary expenditures (wages, bonuses and supplementary pays) made to the management team of the Central Election Commission of Georgia (hereinafter, ‘the Commis ...
One of the key issues that International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy focuses on within the framework of the electoral reform is staffing of the electoral management body. To promote public trust towards the electoral management body, t ...
From October 2014 through November 2015, International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED) monitored tests and interviews within selection and certification process in civil service in all self-governing cities and municipalities of G ...
In September 2015, the International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy, also known as ISFED, turned 20. In 1995, as the Parliament of Georgia adopted a new Constitution, the country was preparing for the parliamentar ...
ISFED interviewed individuals left homeless in the aftermath of the June 13-14 natural disaster in Tbilisi and assessed effectiveness of assistance provided to them by the state. ISFED was able to interview 33 families only, because informa ...
The 1 October 2012 parliamentary elections established a new ruling parliamentary majority and brought the Georgian Dream Coalition in the executive power. As part of its pre-election promises, the new government pledged to undertake maj ...