Tbilinomics Tamada Blog

: Eric Livny and Davit Keshelava; Education; 19 April 2017; Hits: 1515; Rating:

Bread Should Be Baked By the Baker!

User Rating: 0 / 5

In 2013, about 35% of Georgian youth (age group of 15-29) neither worked nor were involved in any further education or training activities. Leaving so many young Georgians behind is not compatible with the country’s...

Tags: Education, National Competitiveness, Labor Markets, Higher Education, Georgia

: Eric Livny; Trade and Industrial Policy; 01 April 2017; Hits: 1578; Rating:

"Georgian Railways" Reach a Critical Crossroads

User Rating: 0 / 5

If Georgia is to compete for cargo traveling along the new Silk Road, the Georgian Railways - a state monoploy - has to adjust its pricing and quality of services. With traffic declining in recent...

Tags: Azerbaijan, International Trade, Transition and Development, Georgia

: Eric Livny; Creative Economy; 28 November 2016; Hits: 3915; Rating:

TUMOrrow is already here

User Rating: 5 / 5

Armenia's Tumo Center for Creative Technologies is an amazing project bringing IT and creativity education to thousands of Armenian kids aged 12-18. The result of over $100mln in Armenian Diaspora investment, Tumo uses a smart...

Tags: Education, Armenia, Tech & Innovation, Creative Industry

: Eric Livny and Florian Biermann; Social Policy; 14 November 2016; Hits: 45491; Rating:

Georgian Haves and Have-Nots. Who’s to Blame and What to Do?

User Rating: 0 / 5

According to EBRD data, Georgia is one of the most unequal societies among its post-communist peers. Moreover, the social and economic status of Georgians is almost predetermined by their circumstances at birth. The remedy for...

Tags: Transition, Social Policy, National Competitiveness, Poverty, Inequality, Georgia

: Eric Livny, Irakli Kochlamazashvili and David Zhorzholiani; Agriculture; 24 October 2016; Hits: 1486; Rating:

The Shortest Road to Strawberry Field Isn’t Always the Sweetest, or Quickest

User Rating: 0 / 5

Creating new business (which is what a production cooperative actually is) to a donor deadline is prone with a lot of risk. This is what Nino Kvirkvelia and her husband Irakli Todua had to learn...

Tags: Agriculture, Rural Development, Farmer Cooperation, Productivity, Donor Assistance

Tamada Blog

Bread Should Be Baked By the Baker!

"Georgian Railways" Reach a Critical Crossroads

TUMOrrow is already here

Georgian Haves and Have-Nots. Who’s to Blame and What to Do?

The Shortest Road to Strawberry Field Isn’t Always the Sweetest, or Quickest

Search

Blog Categories

Most Popular Blogs

Georgian Haves and Have-Nots. Who’s to Blame and What to Do?

A Finnish School for Every Child in Georgia!

Georgia's Medical Education: a Party Soon Coming to an End

CONTACT

Search