On 7-8 November 2016, the Council of Europe and the Chief Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia organised a two-day asset recovery training for the Georgian prosecutors and law enforcement agencies. Participants included representatives from the Chief Prosecutor’s Office, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Investigation Service of the Ministry of Finance, State Security Agency, and the Financial Monitoring Service. The training aimed at improving local practices by discussing tools and good practices in other countries which could be adapted for use in Georgia. Issues such as modalities of tracing and identification of proceeds of crime, freezing, and confiscation, as well as applicable international standards were discussed in the course of the two days. The discussion on practices identified the main barriers for an effective asset recovery system in Georgia and possible steps for further improvement.