Largest success of the Georgia's government from 2012 to present | The Future of Georgia 2020 | Caucasusbarometer.org | Online Data Analysis

Frequency distribution (%)
Improved protection of human rights	11
Effective mitigation of COVID-19 pandemic risks	9
Introduced universal health insurance	9
Visa free travel to the EU	7
Implementation of Hepatitis C program	5
No active war	4
Improved business environment	3
Political stability	3
Restoration of justice	2
Association Agreement with EU	2
Reduced risks in relations with Russia	1
Transition to a parliamentary system of government	1
Improved penitentiary system	1
Other	7
The government had no successes	21
DK	13
RA	1

SUCCNOW: Largest success of the Georgia's government from 2012 to present

Question text: In your opinion what was the largest success of the government from 2012 to present?

Note: Option Reformed election system was grouped to Other.

Values:

Improved protection of human rights
Effective mitigation of COVID-19 pandemic risks
Introduced universal health insurance
Visa free travel to the EU
Implementation of Hepatitis C program
No active war
Improved business environment
Political stability
Restoration of justice
Association Agreement with EU
Reduced risks in relations with Russia
Transition to a parliamentary system of government
Improved penitentiary system
Other
The government had no successes
DK
RA

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The Future of Georgia project aims to understand significant issues in Georgia's recent past, to think about where Georgia is headed. The project is run in partnership with the Carnegie Foundation for International Peace Europe Office and the Levan Mikeladze Foundation. The project was financed by the Government of Sweden.

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