| Frequency distribution (%) | |
|---|---|
| They work on the issues that matter to citizens | 49 |
| They efficiently monitor the work of the government in Georgia | 16 |
| They successfully play the role of a messenger between people and government | 17 |
| They represent people's interests before the government | 17 |
| Other | 0 |
| DK/RA | 2 |
NGOPINF: If positive influence, why?
Question text: If positive influence, why?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who think that Georgian NGOs have positive influence on political processes in Georgia.
Values:
- They work on the issues that matter to citizens
- They efficiently monitor the work of the government in Georgia
- They successfully play the role of a messenger between people and government
- They represent people's interests before the government
- Other
- DK/RA
NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, March 2016
Public attitudes in Georgia, March 2016
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