The main aim of the project is to improve public procurement (PP) in Georgia through strengthening integrity of PP and developing anti-corruption tools, improving possibilities of entering into tenders, increasing access to information about this process and generating pressure on government to change PP legislature. Both project partners, Transparency International Slovakia (TIS) and Transparency International Georgia (TIG) are confident that this change is feasible. The main precondition of this claim is that the Georgia government implemented many economic and political reforms what contributed to strengthening Georgia’s status in the world indexes. This motivation to make and continue with reforms stems from Georgian foreign-policy aim to integrate itself into Euro-Atlantic structures. The success of the project will be measured by the final inquiry between deputies, media and other PP stakeholders and their opinion on how will they perceive the situation in PP after the end of the project.