Introduction -- Summary assessment and recommendations -- Addendum to the summary of the update report and of the discussion: National anti-corruption policy, institutions and enforcement -- Legislation and criminalisation of corruption -- Transparency of the civil service and financial control issues -- Update self-assessment report: National anti-corruption plan (strategy) against corruption -- Promotion of accountability and transparency -- Criminalisation of corruption -- Specialised services -- Investigation and enforcement -- International aspects -- Update -- Annex 1. Alternative corruption status report prepared by Anti-Corruption NGO Coalition -- Annex 2. Corruption survey in Georgia - Second Wave: June 2002 -- Annex 3. President of Georgia provision #758 -- Annex 4. Provision of the President of Georgia #430 -- Annex 5. Decree of the Presdient of Georgia #131 on Approval of the Provision of Anti-Corruption Policy Coordination Council -- Annex 6. Decree of the President of Georgia #187 on Establishment of Anti-Corruption Bureau of Georgia as a Legal Entity of Public Law and Introduction of Amendments to Presidential Decree #131 -- Annex 7. Law of Georgia on conflict of interests and corruption in public service -- Annex 8. Bureau for Information on Assets and Finances of Public Officials in Georgia -- Annex 9. Information on disciplinary responsibility and disciplinary proceedings against Judgets of the Courts of General Jurisdiction -- Annex 10. Extract code of administrative offences of Georgia -- Annex 11. Law of Georgia on Georgian Chamber of Control -- Annex 12. Tax code of Georgia -- Annex 13. Extract: the law of the Republic of Georgia on entrepreneurs -- Annex 14. Tax code of Georgia -- Annex 15. The general administrative code of Georgia, Chapter 3: Freedom of information -- Annex 16. Organic law of Georgia on the procuracy -- Annex 17. The code of criminal procedure of Georgia: extract -- Annex 18. Anti-corruption plan for Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, the Russian Federation, Tajikistan, and Ukraine.

What progress have transition economies made in fighting corruption? This book presents the outcomes of a review of legal and institutional frameworks for fighting corruption in Georgia, which was carried out in the framework of the Anti-Corruption Network for Transition Economies based at the OECD. The review examined national anti-corruption policy and institutions currently in place in Georgia, national anti-corruption legislation, and preventive measures to ensure the integrity of civil service and effective financial control.