The Government of Georgia has launched a new phase of public administration reform with the aim of improving and enhancing the public administration system within the country. This reform is being carried out with the assistance of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the United Kingdom Government.
As part of this public administration reform process, in collaboration with the Public Service Development Agency and local and international experts, a unified strategy for the development, provision, quality assurance and evaluation of public services will be introduced in Georgia for the first time. Additionally, the manuals and training materials outlined in this strategy will be developed and implemented.
The Public Service Development Agency has also launched a new project – “Supporting the Public Service Development Agency by Strengthening Information Security and Administrative Data Management Processes”. The aim of this project is to enhance cyber security systems and establish a unified standard for collecting and managing data in the public sector. On October 8, Zurab Sanikidze- the Chairperson of LEPL Public Service Development Agency participated in a meeting organized in connection with the start of a new phase of public administration reform. During the event, Zurab Sanikidze presented projects that have been implemented and are planned by the Agency with the support of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the government of the UK as part of this reform.
