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The government established a public fund to support private sector investment. The Partnership Fund is endowed with equity stakes in the remaining major public enterprises and is intended to support commercially oriented private sector investment in priority areas.
The authorities have worked to harmonise revenue needs with a balanced and fair tax system. The government introduced and later repealed legislation to prioritise tax payments with regard to secured lenders. The tax dispute resolution process was simplified and the tax ombudsman office was created.
The prominence of the country’s dif ficult social issues increased during the parliamentary elections. In September 2012 minimum retirement pensions were increased and mandatory health insurance for retirees was introduced. Both the outgoing and the incoming governments identified agricultural development, health and education as priority areas.
More developments and challenges
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No. of projects |
146 |
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Net business volume |
€1.6 billion |
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Total project value |
€4.9 billion |
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Gross disbursement |
€881.1 million |
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Portfolio in private sector |
81% |

The Bank will continue to focus primarily on developing the private sector in Georgia and will address critical bottlenecks to local private sector investment and foreign direct investment.
Key areas for support in the infrastructure sector will be power and energy, municipal and transit infrastructure.
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0105 Tbilisi
Georgia
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