Overview At-a-Glance Action Plan: Action plan - Armavir, Armenia, 2022 - 2025 Action Plan Submission: 2022 Action Plan End: October 2025 Lead Institution: Armavir Municipality, Ministry of Territorial Development and Infrastructure of the Republic of Armenia, Corruption Prevention Commission of…
Overview Name of Evaluator Dea Tsartsidze Email dea_tsartsidze@yahoo.com Member Ozurgeti, Georgia Action Plan Action plan – Ozurgeti, Georgia, 2021 – 2021 Section 1. Compliance with co-creation requirements 1.1 Does a forum exist? Yes Provide a brief explanation of your answer:…
Overview Name of Evaluator Nodar Kherkheulidze Email nkherkheulidze@gmail.com Member Khoni, Georgia Action Plan Action plan – Khoni, Georgia, 2021 – 2021 Section 1. Compliance with co-creation requirements 1.1 Does a forum exist? Yes Provide a brief explanation of your answer:…
Overview Name of Evaluator Tamar Gzirishvili Email tgzirishvili@gmail.com Member Akhaltsikhe, Georgia Action Plan Action plan – Akhaltsikhe, Georgia, 2021 – 2021 Section 1. Compliance with co-creation requirements 1.1 Does a forum exist? Yes Provide a brief explanation of your answer:…
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This product consists of an IRM review of the Papua New Guinea 2022-2024 action plan. The action plan comprises 16 commitments that the IRM has filtered and clustered into 8 (3 clusters and 5 commitments assessed individually). This review emphasizes…
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