Today, at Lolita’s new conference room (Rooms Hotel Tbilisi) EPRC presented new report “The NATO Effect On the Economic Trends of its New Member Countries and Potential Projection on Georgian Context”.
This is the second research paper prepared under the series of publications Economic NATO. The research paper was prepared within the project: Increasing Awareness of Supporting Public Education on the Economic Benefits of the Euro-Atlantic Integration of Georgia, funded through Democracy Commission Small Grants Program by the U.S. Embassy in Georgia. The report presents the economic effect of NATO membership as observed in the Eastern and Central European countries, the study focuses on several key indicators, such as education, employment, health care, regional integration and institutional development.
