CRRC
CRRC Georgia (the Caucasus Research Resources Centre) is a non-governmental, non-profit research organisation, which collects, analyses and publishes policy relevant data on social, economic and political trends in Georgia.
Analysis | Who thinks the EU is a threat to Georgian culture?
Survey data suggests a growing number of people in Georgia see the EU as a threat to Georgian culture.
Analysis | The gender wage gap in Georgia exists only among the well off
Analysis of CRRC/NDI polling shows that women demand significantly lower salaries to start working than men, but only among those who are better off.
Analysis | What divides and what unites Georgian society?
CRRC-Georgia examines the actors, issues, and institutions that people think divide society.
Analysis | Who is afraid of the Lugar Centre?
CRRC-Georgia investigates who is more susceptible to Russian-pushed conspiracies surrounding Georgia’s US-funded Lugar Centre.
Do Georgians understand what gender equality means?
Research by CRRC-Georgia suggests a majority of people do not know what ‘feminism’ is.
Do Georgians understand what gender equality means?
Research by CRRC-Georgia suggests a majority of people do not know what ‘feminism’ is.
Analysis | Pessimism about Georgia’s direction hides room for optimism
The fact that Georgians are judging the country’s performance based on issues rather than political partisanship alone is a good sign.
Analysis | Men report doing more at home than they likely do in Armenia and Georgia
According to data from a UN Women survey, men and women in Armenia and Georgia have different perceptions of the amount of work they are doing.
Analysis | The election environment in minority areas of Georgia is getting worse
Post-election polling suggests that not only are elections most problematic in Georgia’s ethnic minority regions, they are also getting worse.
Analysis | Georgia’s far right are anti-Russian but share Russian narratives
A CRRC-Georgia study found that far-right Facebook groups spread Russian narratives online while speaking more negatively about Russia than the West.