“Unprecedented” comes up again and again in commentaries on covid-19. But as I listen to more of my colleagues’ and other experts’ reflections on corruption in relation to the pandemic, it strikes me that we’ve seen many of the same features and corruption risks before.
A group of the world's top financial crime litigators has just published a collection of updates on justice continuity around the world.
Published by the International Academy of Financial Crime Litigators, the collection covers court systems in: Austria, Canada, England, France, Ireland, the Netherlands, North Macedonia, Slovakia, England and Wales, and the United States.
This special analysis look at five initial areas for the asset recovery community to consider in the light of the covid-19 pandemic. It has been put together based on insights of the Basel Institute's asset recovery team. It covers:
The disruptive force of the covid-19 pandemic is sweeping around the world. Anti-corruption and asset recovery assistance programmes, such as those in which our International Centre for Asset Recovery specialises, are caught up in the waves – for better or for worse.
This Integrity Pact covers the purchase and installation of new technical equipment for a renovated pavilion at the Czech Academy of Sciences (CAS) Institute of Physiology.
Parties to the Integrity Pact are Transparency International Czech Republic (monitor) and the Czech Academy of Sciences Institute of Physiology (contracting authority), plus the contractor.
Last updated: 09.04.2021
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This Integrity Pact covers the renovation of an old pavilion in the Czech Academy of Sciences (CAS) Institutes of Physiology and Microbiology.
Parties to the Integrity Pact are Transparency International Czech Republic (monitor) and the Czech Academy of Sciences Institutes (contracting authorities), plus the contractor.
Last updated: 09.04.2021
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This Integrity Pact covers the construction of a new energy centre at the Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine (ICEM) in Prague, Czech Republic. This is a necessary step before the construction of two new hospital pavilions, a project which is also covered by an Integrity Pact.
Parties to the Integrity Pact are Transparency International Czech Republic (monitor) and ICEM (contracting authority), plus the contractor.
Last updated: 09.04.2021
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This Integrity Pact covers the construction of two new hospital pavilions at the Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine (ICEM) in Prague, Czech Republic.
Parties to the Integrity Pacts are Transparency International Czech Republic (monitor) and ICEM (contracting authority), plus the contractor in the future.
Last updated: 09.04.2021
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The European Commission, in partnership with Transparency International, is piloting the use of Integrity Pacts in projects co-funded by European Commission Structural and Cohesion Funds.
The TI Integrity Pacts (IP) - Civil Control Mechanism for Safeguarding EU Funds, Phase 2 Project is applying Integrity Pacts to 18 public procurement projects in 11 EU countries involving 15 different civil society monitors.
Last updated: 12.09.2020
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Transparency Paraguay served as civil society monitor to oversee a public tender for project management services for an SME development program funded by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). As part of its role, Transparency Paraguay also agreed to conduct training to relevant ministry officials on the public procurement law and ethics and to advise on the implementation of recommendations for public governance reform.
Last updated: 13.05.2020
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