Experts at the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation (SRNSF) have updated the incrEAST Country Report for Georgia, which is now available online as well as for download in PDF format. The report provides detailed information about the scientific landscape, research structure, STI policies and international cooperation activities of Georgia. The document is available on IncrEAST website.

IncrEast (Information Exchange in Science, Technology and Innovation between the EU and Eastern Europe, South Caucasus, and Central Asia) was initiated by the EU FP7 funded project IncoNet EECA (International Cooperation Network for Eastern Europe/Central Asia) and is currently run by its successor projects IncoNet EaP and IncoNet CA. It provides detailed and up-to-date information about STI (Science, technology, Innovation) developments between the EU and the countries of Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the South Caucasus, comprehensive information on the national science and technology  landscapes, research policies and international cooperation patterns of 12 countries in the target regions, and information about current cooperation projects, funding opportunities, potential partner organisations/ host institutions, and contact information of local experts.

The platform is geared towards researchers, developers and scientists who are interested in carrying out cross-border research projects, gaining experience in cooperating with the European Union, and conducting research on the results of joint projects.