Project Description:
PMCG, under the consortium led by Tetra Tech ARD, provides support to the Ministry of Labor, Health and Social Affairs (MoLHSA) in increasing the capacity of Information Technology unit. The objective of this assignment is to assist MoLHSA to estimate the level of effort required to effectively implement a national health information system and a national eHealth strategy as well as to assess the functionality of the current Health Management Information System (HMIS) modules integrated into the Electronic Medical Records (EMR). To address the MoLHSA’s objectives, PMCG’s consultants from the fields of Information Technology, Business Processes (BP) and IT Security and Confidentiality provide the following services:
Background information:
The Government of Georgia seeks to improve access to quality health services for the population while simultaneously increasing health sector efficiency and accountability. A central component of this effort is the introduction of an electronic medical record (EMR) system which is anticipated to improve medical record management, health program management and the quality of patient care.
The design of a Georgian EMR was completed in late 2015. It is envisaged that the newly designed EMR will integrate varying objectives and functionality from two existing systems, the electronic hospital information system and the health management information system, for the replication of timely and accurate data into a mobile platform or patient portal providing medical, financial and statistical information to patients, health care providers and the MoLHSA.
In order for an EMR system to be part of a well-defined national eHealth information enterprise architecture, the business processes and functions of the EMR system, and the information exchange between the EMR and other systems, must be well-defined.
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Good Governance Initiative (GGI)
On September 9, we presented the findings of the research entitled “Investment and Export Promotion via Diagonal Cumulation between Georgia, Türkiye, and the European Union” at a forum organized by the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia with the support of the USAID Economic Security Program, the EU, and GIZ.
We recently started working on a new project entitled “Communal Infrastructure for Environment and Tourism Improvement - Lot 2: Accompanying Measures,” aimed at improving the living conditions of people in four Georgian municipalities (Baghdati, Vani, Samtredia, and Kazbegi) through improving the supply of hygienically-sound drinking water and environmentally-safe sanitation infrastructure.
We recently completed a project entitled “Executive Roundtable (ERT) Session on Non-Profit Budgeting Process,” carried out by the USAID HICD Activity and implemented by the Kaizen, Tetra Tech company, aiming to facilitate collaboration, collective learning, and organizational development in the non-profit budgeting process with a cohort of selected organizations, including the Georgian Young Lawyers Association (GYLA), the Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP), and the Georgian Association of Social Workers (GASW).
On September 19-23, the International Consortium on Governmental Financial Management (ICGFM) is hosting the 2022 International Conference at the University Club of Washington DC, offering the first opportunity in over two years for the global PFM community to gather in-person to network and connect with leading professionals and colleagues from across the world, in a unique and distinguished setting.
On July 28, PMCG supported a workshop organized by the EU and the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia as part of the project “Support to Environmental Protection and Fight Against Climate Change in Georgia.”
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In 2025, Georgia’s economy grew by 7.5% in real terms, moderating from 9.7% growth in 2024. Economic expansion was driven mainly by ICT, education, and transport services on the supply side, alongside strong private consumption on the demand side. Economic activity remained robust at the beginning of 2026, with real GDP growth reaching 9.1% year-over-year (YoY) in Q1 2026. Issue 10 of the Macro Overview examines key aspects of Georgia’s economy and beyond, including: Economic Growth; Business Climate; Key Macroeconomic Indicators; Labor Market; External Sector; Global Economic Trends.
The Business Association of Georgia (BAG) Index is a joint product of the Business Association of Georgia, PMC Research Center, and the ifo Institute for Economic Research. The BAG Index summarizes the BAG Business Climate, BAG Employment Barometer, and BAG Investment Environment, which are calculated according to the assessments of the top managers of BAG member businesses and companies in their corporate group. BAG and PMC Research Center publish the BAG Index on a quarterly basis from Q4 2019.
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