In a recent study conducted by the IPM, it was revealed that floods are considered the highest risk of a natural catastrophe by the population of Georgia. This striking revelation sheds light on the vulnerability of the population living in this area to the devastating impacts of floods. The Magnitude of the Risk Georgia, a country rich in culture and history, is also plagued by the looming threat of floods, which have been identified as a major concern by its residents. The

In a world where smartphones have become our digital lifelines, it comes as no surprise that the top two occasions for smartphone usage are making phone calls and connecting through social networks. According to IPM electronics market research, these two activities reign supreme in the realm of smartphone engagement, highlighting the importance of staying connected in today's fast-paced society. The Power of Phone Calls Phone calls, once a pillar of communication in the analo

In a bustling city like Tbilisi, where culture and cuisine intertwine, exploring the diverse culinary scene can be an adventure for both locals and tourists alike. According to the IPM Census , Tbilisi boasts up to 2500 foodservice channels, each offering a unique taste of Georgia's rich gastronomic heritage. A Melting Pot of Flavors Tbilisi's foodservice channels span a wide range of offerings, reflecting the city's multicultural influences and vibrant culinary traditions. F

In a recent study conducted by IPM under its financial industry research, it has been revealed that a staggering 92% of the population in Georgia is banked. This statistic sheds light on the remarkable progress the country has made in terms of financial inclusion. In this editorial piece, we will delve into the significance of this data, explore the implications for the Georgian population, and discuss the broader implications of high banking penetration rates. The Importance

According to IPM real estate research Saburtalo stays on the top of most desired districts for property purchase

According to the survey, only 22% of the population of Georgia supports the law "On transparency of foreign influence". Only 19% of respondents believe that the law "On transparency of foreign influence" will have a positive impact on the future political course of our country. The research was conducted by IPM, throughout Georgia, through a telephone survey, field work was carried out in the period of May 15 - 27, 2024.