The main objectives are:

• Adapt and mainstream anti-corruption principles, values and standards as guided by the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) and other international legal instruments at national and local levels.
• Develop capacities in corruption prevention and prosecution within agencies dealing with e-procurement.
• Develop reliable feedback and improvement mechanisms through monitoring and evaluation.

To achieve these objectives, several key activities will be undertaken:

• Analysing gaps between international legal instruments and national law.
• Adapting international procurement standards into national law through drafting of new laws and standards
• Assisting private sectors and small and medium vendors to comply with the adopted national legal frameworks.

The project will also enhance the capacity of vendors and the government’s E-Procurement Agencies, train their staff, educate e-procurement watch organisations, and assist local government in implementing anti-corruption and integrity systems for procurement.