Working independently and through partnerships with other national Civil Society Organizations UNAG strives to strengthen the organizational backbone of democratic institutions and promote good governance. UNAG encourages cooperation of public and civil institutions, supports transparency and promotes demand-driven civil development. 
UNAG focuses on further development of CSOs in Georgia so they can better respond to and advocate the needs of beneficiary groups.

UNAG supports the government to operate in a manner consistent with democratic values of transparency, representation, and accountability.

• Advancing National Integration (2011-2015) is a USAID project, implemented by the United Nations Association of Georgia (UNAG). The project renders a complex set of activities that aim to support civic integration across diverse ethnic and geographic boundaries in Georgia. The project introduces NGO-based youth clubs throughout Georgia; furnishes local NGOs with advanced capacities to manage diversity and civic participation more effectively; exploits social media and social exchange to establish active connections between the young boys and girls of Georgia from different regions and ethnic communities; builds awareness and stimulates national debate through Our Yard weekly talk show and other media production on local and national television; and supports Public Defender’s Tolerance Center and the Civic Integration and Tolerance Council at the President of Georgia to advance sustainable capacities on local and national levels

• Civic Education for Samtskhe-Javakheti Youths (2011): a project, supported by the Central Elections Commission of Georgia, aims to provide civic education tools for local youths in Samtskhe Javakheti region. Through intensive trainings and seminars, the project provides the target youths with deep knowledge of democratic development, civic activism, community involvement, and other topics that are central to a cohesive and democratic development of the civil society in Georgia.           

• Citizens Service Center - was a four months duration program implemented by the coalition of Georgian civil society organizations: UNA Georgia, Liberty Institute and Partners Georgia. The program was supported by the Open Society Georgia Foundation. 
     
• Support of Uniform Judicial Practice - the project developed effective performance of Judicial System by unification and generalization of the court practice. Project also focused on complex problem of prolonged court cases. 
      
• National Integration and Tolerance in Georgia (2006-2010) – a USAID funded four year program, implemented by the UNAG in partnership with the Government of Georgia and local and international partner organizations. NITG aimed to promote building of cohesive multi-ethnic nation.
       
• Drafting the Public Service Code  - UNAG worked on drafting a unified Public Service Code and promoted effective public service. The initiative was supported by the Eurasia Foundation, acting with financial assistance from USAID and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation.

• Improved Public Administration: the project, funded by IRIS Centre at the University of Maryland, aimed at fostering modern public service, based on principles of transparency and accountability to the public. The project addressed all major chapters of General Administrative Code: freedom of information (FOI), administrative contract and administrative proceeding. The project also aimed at establishing a cooperative pattern of interaction, with public officials providing relevant services in a predictable, efficient, and timely manner. The project covered 250 public institutions in nine (9) provinces, eighteen (18) cities, and 7 municipalities in Georgia. The early stages of the project focused on municipal and local authorities and in 2004 the central authorities were more actively targeted.

• Reform of the Public Servants’ Financial and Property Status Bureau of the Ministry of Justice - The following project strengthened the Bureau of Declaration of Georgia through elaboration of relevant policy and developing legal recommendations, creation of guidelines for the declarer, introducing innovations (special software and network, data base) in daily work of the Bureau, and supporting production of promotional materials including the web-page.
           
• “New Adjara-New Challenges” - The program encouraged development of CSOs in Adjara Autonomous Republic by cooperating with CSOs and public sector organizations nationally and establishing more efficient and effective decision-making practices. The “New Adjara-New Challenges” was supported by the Catholic Relief Services (CRS).
            
• Citizens Advocate! Program (CAP) - joint initiative of six prominent Georgian and one US Civil Society Organizations aimed to increase the capacity of CSOs to run the advocacy campaigns, as well as to create an enabling environment so that CSOs can promote citizens’ interests and effectively advocate their cause. The program was supported by USAID.