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Society and Culture:

Advocacy Georgia

Contains articles, news, and forum for Advocacy Magazine, and a profile, calendar, program information and newsletter for the Citizens Advocate Program.

http://www.nonprofit.ge

Assistance Georgia

Provides information about humanitarian and development aid activities in Georgia. Announcements, reports and project details.

http://www.assistancegeorgia.org.ge/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

National Parliamentary Library: Center for Electronic Texts

Electronic library. Includes overview, text database, project list and advertising details. [English, Georgian]

http://www.nplg.gov.ge/ic

Nokalakevi-Tsikhegoji-Archaeopolis

Site about the archaeological expedition in the area of the mythical city of Aea, from where the Argonauts stole the Golden Fleece. With photos, audio, video and interactive resources. [English, Georgian]

http://www.nokalakevi.ge/

Transparency International Georgia

National TI chapter combating corruption in Georgia through promoting transparency and accountability. Includes publications, activities, resources and journalism award. [English/Georgian]

http://www.transparency.ge/

Youth Georgia

Government website aimed at providing information to youth. Includes overview of Georgia and information on its political system, the Department of Youth Affairs, youth organizations and leisure opportunities.

http://www.youth.ge

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