Datablog | Data suggests Georgia has handled the pandemic poorly
Despite initial praise as a model case of handling the pandemic, Georgia is now seeing record numbers of COVID-19 cases and related deaths
Datablog | How Megi Bakradze’s death affected vaccine hesitancy in Georgia
When Georgian nurse Megi Bakradze died following an allergic reaction to the AstraZeneca vaccine, there were fears that vaccine hesitancy could grow.
Datablog | Georgia may be the most homophobic country in Europe
Survey data suggests that Georgia may be the most homophobic country in Europe.
Datablog | Mental health and the pandemic
Women were one of the groups whose mental health was most affected by the pandemic.
Datablog | Who lies about how they voted?
When the wording of questions in post-election polling is modified, the responses from survey respondents change along partisan lines.
Datablog | The gap between Georgian Dream supporters and everyone else is widening
Support for Georgian Dream appears to be the single most important factor in determining whether someone believes Georgia is ‘heading in the right direction’.
Datablog | Who smokes in Georgia?
Over 11,000 people die in Georgia from smoking annually, with men, people in Tbilisi, and poorer individuals most likely to be smokers.
Datablog | Who doesn’t watch TV in Georgia?
Recent data from CRRC Georgia’s 2020 Caucasus Barometer survey suggests that many people have stopped watching TV.
Datablog | Does religion make Georgians happy?
While research internationally suggests a link between religion and people’s happiness, does the same stand true for Georgia?
Datablog | Past wars have taught Georgians both to fear and be tolerant of minorities
Public polling shows how Georgia’s ethnic conflicts have shaped attitudes towards ethnic and linguistic minorities in the country.