OSINT of Georgia
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Entry #48 OSINT World Series
Open Data Portals
data.gov.ge - The main national open data portal.
The Ministry of Environment Protection and Agriculture’s Open Data Portal is part of the Forest and Land Use Atlas of Georgia, which allows for data download. It presents data in various categories, including land use, land cover, biodiversity, threat levels, and protected areas.
National Bank of Georgia - The central bank of Georgia providing financial data, economic reports, and banking regulations.
Financial Monitoring Service of Georgia - The national body responsible for monitoring financial transactions to prevent money laundering and ensure financial transparency in Georgia.
Company Registries
My.gov.ge - Through this website you can search for the registration application of any business entity (individual entrepreneur, commercial legal entity, non-commercial legal entity, etc.)
National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR) - Legal registry data (ownership, official records)
Enreg.reestri.gov.ge - Search for any business subject (individual entrepreneur, commercial legal entity, non profit legal entity, etc.)
Companyinfo.ge is a website created by Transparency International Georgia on the basis of the official Business Registry run by the National Agency of Public Registry.
OpenSanctions - Contains 4,152 entities connected with Georgia. This may include sanctioned entities, politically-exposed persons (PEPs), and their close associates, or entities involved in criminal activity.
People Search
OpenSanctions - Contains 4,152 entities connected with Georgia. This may include sanctioned entities, politically-exposed persons (PEPs), and their close associates, or entities involved in criminal activity.
Google Dorking:
"name" site:ge
"name" თბილისი
"name" + company
Land, Maps and Geospetial Data
Vehicle, Flight & Vessel Tracking
Maritime Transport Agency of Georgia - This is the primary national authority for maritime domain awareness.
Legal, Criminal, Court & Sanctioning Records
The information of the current cases in the Tbilisi City Court
The official publication system for Georgian laws and legal acts
Media Landscape
State Owned
Adjara TV - Regional public broadcaster
Pro-government
Imedi TV - Widely described as pro–Georgian Dream.
Rustavi 2 - Closely aligned with the ruling Georgian Dream party.
Opposition
Independent & investigative media
Studio Monitor (Georgia) was founded in 2005, following the shutdown of that country’s top rated 60 Minutes TV show on Rustavi 2. To protest against political interference, the show’s lead journalists set up Studio Monitor to produce investigative documentaries independently. (GIJN Member)
Investigative Journalists’ Team “iFact” (Georgia) was founded by a women journalists team in 2016, and includes two investigative newsrooms across Georgia. (GIJN Member)
The Investigative Media Lab (IML) at the University of Georgia (UG) is a center dedicated to promoting and advancing investigative journalism. (GIJN Member)
Public Procurement and Tenders
Miscellaneous
MY.GOV.GE is the unified electronic services portal of the Government of Georgia.
Georgian Dream (GD) - It’s the official website of Georgia’s governing political party.
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