youth Archives

November 16

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Events
Tags: Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania to Georgia, EU, Georgia in European Discourses, regional meetings, summer school, youth
16/11/2018
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GIP regional meetings to promote an informed engagement by youth in Europeanization in Georgia

Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) in the framework of the project – “Promoting an informed engagement by civil society and youth in Europeanization in Georgia” – together with the Ambassadors of EU member countries, visited Universities of Gori, Kutaisi and Telavi. These meetin...

July 11

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Ongoing Projects
Tags: #GEOEUvalues, Argo, EU, EU neighbourhood, EU Values, European values, Germany, Polis180, youth
11/07/2018
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Between a Rock and a Hard Place? Georgian, German and French Perspectives on European Values and Euro-Atlantic Integration #GEOEUvalues #CivilSocietyCooperation

Project donor: German Federal Foreign Office Project timeframe: 01/06/2018 – 31/12/2018 Project budget: 59,915 EUR Project partners: Polis180 (lead partner, Germany), Argo (France) About #GEOEUvalues The Georgian Institute of Politics (Georgia), in partnership with Polis180 (Germany), a...

October 14

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Publications , Reports
Tags: elections, Georgia, Georgian Institute of Politics, GIP report, parliamentary elections, political parties, Turashvili, youth
14/10/2016
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Youth Participation in Electoral Processes and the Role of Political Elites

Teona Turashvili GIP report / September 2016 Youth participation in electoral and political processes is important for the development of modern democratic societies for two reasons:...

September 14

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Events , News
Tags: education, elections, Georgia, GIP training, quiz, youth
14/09/2016
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The Winners of GIP Online Quiz Awarded with Special Prizes

On September 13 the winners of GIP online quiz were awarded with special prizes. Online quize was part of the project “Raising Electoral Awareness Among Georgian Youth”...