.org.ge domains list

What is .org.ge TLD

.org.ge is a structured second‑level space within Georgia’s .ge country‑code top‑level domain (ccTLD), oriented toward organizational identity rather than general commercial use. Registrants obtain third‑level names (for example, example.org.ge) to signal activity connected to Georgia’s civic, cultural, or institutional spheres. In our continually updated index of .org.ge domains, we observe usage by NGOs, foundations, professional associations, and international programs operating locally. Active .org.ge websites often present bilingual Georgian–English content and standard security practices, reflecting mission‑centric communication and transparency needs. We analyze hosting footprints, nameserver concentration, and renewal behavior to map ecosystem health and cross‑border linkages. Explore webatla’s .org.ge datasets to compare sectors and monitor adoption.

History and key features of .org.ge TLD

Introduced during the formative years of Georgia’s internet namespace, .org.ge evolved as the organizational branch under the .ge ccTLD. The model uses third‑level registrations, so entities register labels beneath .org.ge (e.g., project.org.ge), aligning naming structure with purpose. Governance and policy are set within the .ge framework, with registrar implementation shaping eligibility checks, documentation requirements, and dispute handling over time. Key features we track across .org.ge domains include stability of renewals, clustering by nameserver providers, and sustained presence of civil society categories. For .org.ge websites, we typically see content geared to public‑interest audiences and donors, plus consistent SSL usage patterns consistent with trust expectations. Explore webatla’s historical .org.ge datasets for longitudinal patterns and policy context.

Why and who choose the .org.ge domain

Organizations choose the .org.ge domain to pair a mission‑focused label with a clear Georgian locus. We see NGOs, charities, professional associations, academic institutes, cultural institutions, and international programs adopt .org.ge domains to signal legitimacy to local stakeholders and search engines. Compared with generic options, .org.ge websites can emphasize geographic relevance, continuity of program work, and compliance with locally familiar conventions. Strategically, many groups coordinate portfolios: maintaining a global .org while using .org.ge for in‑country initiatives, bilingual outreach, or donor reporting. We analyze sector mix, lifecycle milestones, and infrastructure dependencies to understand which choices correlate with visibility and resilience. Explore webatla’s segmented .org.ge datasets to profile audiences and strategies.