Social Justice, Economy and Labor

All three countries of the South Caucasus are grappling with serious social and economic challenges, with high unemployment and poverty consistently among their most pressing concerns. After the 1990s witnessed the collapse of economic and social security structures, a wave of liberalization and deregulation drastically altered the countries’ economic landscapes. This process is still a subject of contemporary debate. The FES works to promote a more sustainable approach to policy, with the aim of creating more inclusive economic and social systems. Free and modern trade unions, which advocate for labor rights and sound labor relations, are a crucial element of this goal.

Latest Events

14.02.2024 | News, Social Justice, Economy and Labor, Regional, Georgia, Event

"Dolma Diaries" Screening initiated discussion on "power" of films during the conflicts.


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02.10.2023 | News, Social Justice, Economy and Labor, Participation and Democracy, Georgia, Event

Youth Study 2023 – Georgia was initiated and funded by Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung (FES), South Caucasus Regional Office.


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| Social Justice, Economy and Labor, Georgia, Event

Civic Engagement School 2022 promoted youth engagement and  provided opportunity for youth to gain civic activism skill in the regions of Georgia …


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Latest Publications

14.12.2023 | News, Social Justice, Economy and Labor, Peace and Security, Participation and Democracy, Azerbaijan, Publication

Study determines challenges young people face and identifies urgent tasks within the society.


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| Social Justice, Economy and Labor, Georgia, Publication

20.10.2023 | Social Justice, Economy and Labor, Participation and Democracy, Armenia, Publication

(In)dependence Generation, Youth Study Armenia – 2023 presents a country wide empirical study, which provides analytical insights into the young…


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Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung South Caucasus Office

Georgia Office
N. Ramishvili str.  I Dead End, Bldg. 1, Ap. 7
0179, Tbilisi
Georgia
+995 32 225 07 28
georgia(at)fes.de

Armenia Office
Moskovyan str. 31, 76/1
0002, Yerevan
Armenia
+374 10 53 69 13
+374 10 53 26 97
armenia(at)fes.de