Policy Paper “Small steps towards big goals: Georgia’s anti-corruption policy in the context of EU Association Process” was published by the Transparency International Georgia on 11 June 2019. Paper examines the situation in the context of the commitments Georgia has made under the EU Association Agreement and Association Agenda. According to the document, Georgia has attained positive results for maintaining previous achievements for eradicating petty corruption. However, Georgia’s progress in tackling high-level corruption remains weak. To overcome systemic problem the Policy paper recommends to Georgian authorities to establish an independent anti-corruption agency and to ensure its protection from partisan influence, on the one hand, while also promoting, in the long run, the establishment of a more pluralistic political system. Replacing the mixed electoral system with a fully proportional one would be the first important step forward.