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21.Apr.08 - Call for proposals to conduct European integration related impact assessment studies in Georgia

Georgian-European Policy and Legal Advice Centre (GEPLAC) has closed the call for proposals to undertake European integration related impact assessment studies. These extensive impact assessment studies are qualitative and quantitative studies about the impact of particular EU related norms to the Georgian economy and its particular sectors, state institutions, tax-payers, consumers and other groups of society.

3.Apr.08 - European Union policy-making and policy implementation
	European Union is one of the key players in international politics exercising its political and economic powers actively in global markets and various international organisations. Therefore, it is important for countries moving towards closer integration with the EU to understand background of the aims, structures and policies of the European Union and its member states.

27.Mar.08 - Financing Georgian industry
	On March 27, 2008 GEPLAC organized a seminar on the “Financing of Georgian Industry” with a presentation by Short-term Senior expert Dr.Christophe Cordonnier. During the workshop expert reviewed the situation in industry

13.Mar.08 - Elaboration of the Action Plan for Visa Facilitation with EU
	On 13 March 2008 GEPLAC organized a workshop on visa facilitation issues. The workshop was conducted by GEPLAC expert J.Gromovs who delivered a presentation on the future Visa Facilitation Action Plan for the Republic of Georgia

21.Feb.08 - The Regulatory Impact Assessment for the independent experts

On February 21, 2008 GEPLAC organized a seminar for the independent experts on the Regulatory Impact Assessment. At the beginning of the seminar GEPLAC Georgian Director Mr. Kakha Gogolashvili introduced the new initiative of the GEPLAC to organize several extensive regulatory impact assessment (RIA) studies of adopting EU related norms in Georgia and introduced a Short-term Senior expert Dr. Ramunas Vilpisauskas who then presented in detail the purpose, methodology and other essential themes related to undertaking Regulatory Impact Assessments in OECD and other countries.

The Georgian European Policy and Legal Advice Centre (GEPLAC) is a project funded by the European Union. It renders high-level policy and legal advice to the Government and the Parliament of Georgia on a broad range of issues related to economic, legal and institutional reform in the context of the implementation of the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA) between Georgia and the European Communities and their Member States.

GEPLAC is assisting its Georgian partners on policy tasks of the country’s own economic reform agenda, while focusing on the priorities of Georgia-EU cooperation in the framework of the European Neighbourhood Policy. During the current VI project phase, GEPLAC will operate till November 30, 2008 and endeavour to enhance the institutional capacity of the Georgian partners to design and implement a sound, coherent and well-coordinated reform policy.

Georgian Economic Trends Quarterly publication aims at providing all those interested in the process of economic reform in Georgia with a review of developments. GET was established in 1995 and is published in Georgian and English languages.

Georgian Law Review enables the legal specialists and other interested persons to become informed on the activities of GEPLAC, current legal developments, newly adopted legislation. It offers Case Law Review, Book Review as well as Student Forum. Published in Georgian and English languages.

This project is funded
by the European Union

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