Media Monitoring of the 2018 Presidential Elections in Georgia
Media research at a time of elections

Background
The European Union and UNDP are supporting professional media monitoring in Georgia as the way to promote media diversity, increase journalistic standards and build the watchdog functions of civil society, especially at a time of elections. Since the launch of the first media monitoring rounds in 2010, this initiative has contributed to the media research during the five major elections in Georgia in 2010 – 2017.
Status:
Completed
Project start date:
January 2018
Estimated end date:
January 2019
Project office:
Implementing partner:
United Nations Development Programme
Funding Support by
Donor name
Amount contributed
$278,004
Delivery in previous fiscal year
2019 $1,875
2018 $268,524
2017 $0
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