TI-Spain and the autonomous region of the Generalitat Valenciana agreed to implement an Integrity Pact to oversee the needs assessment and preparation of the tender materials for a public works contract for the construction of a school in the town of Aldaia. TI-Spain served as the IP Monitor, overseeing an external monitoring group of three experts on public procurement and public works.

The Madrid City Council used an IP to oversee the tender to establish a citizens' call hotline in 2017 - 2018. A 2017 collaboration agreement between TI-Spain and the Madrid City Council created a Joint Monitoring Commission that that designed the IP text and setting out procedures and hired external experts to oversee the tender award and implementation. The IP monitoring system had a positive impact in improving public information regarding the contract implementation.

Transparency International Spain began promoting the use of Integrity Pacts for public procurement as Spain recently undertook a legal reform process to transpose two EU Directives on public procurement (2014/24/EU) and the award of concession contracts (2014/23/EU).

The Siemens Integrity Initiative supported TI-Spain's technical advice and coordination role from 2015 to 2019. In this time, three municipalities agreed to pilot the use of Integrity Pacts in the public tenders linked below.

TI-Slovenia has developed and signed an Integrity Pact with the Slovenian Ministry of Health to oversee the tender and contract implementation of the energy renovation of the Trbovlje and Novo mesto general hospitals. The company that won the bid and is fulfilling the contract also signed the Integrity Pact.

This IP is part of the “Integrity Pacts Programme – Safeguarding EU Funds” project funded by the European Commission.

One Integrity Pact has been implemented in Slovenia in the context of the Integrity Pacts Programme - Safeguarding EU Funds project: Energy renovation of hospitals, run by the Ministry of Health.

The Romanian Managing Authority of the Operational Programme for Administrative Capacity (MA OPAC) oversees technical support to other Romanian agencies that receive EU funds to help them with project management of the funds to EU standards. Through an Integrity Pact, the Romanian Academic Society will oversee the MA OPAC's tender and implementation of three service contracts.

This IP is part of the “Integrity Pacts Programme – Safeguarding EU Funds” project funded by the European Commission.

The Romanian Ministry of National Education is implementing an Integrity Pact to oversee procurement aimed at creating an online platform and centralised online method for managing and collecting all information related to Romanian children's school results and educational activities.

In 2015, less than 50% of land titles in Romania were registered in the integrated system for cadaster and national land book (eTerra). To overcome this, the Romanian National Agency for Cadaster and Land Registration is undertaking a massive project with EU regional funds to register title in 793 "territorial administrative units" in less developed rural areas of Romania. Integrity Pacts are being used to oversee two out of three components of the necessary public procurement for this registration process.

The Romanian Ministry of Culture and National Identity has begun a project to digitise all cultural artefacts and to create an online cultural digital library. This will allow public access to tens of thousands of cultural items - ranging from text and audio to 3D objects and video. The project will train relevant ministry staff in digitisation techniques and the development, cataloguing, and searchability of a national cultural digital library.

This IP is part of the “Integrity Pacts Programme – Safeguarding EU Funds” project funded by the European Commission.

Romania’s National Anti-Corruption Strategy 2016–2020 includes the goal of increasing transparency and reducing the risk of corruption in public procurement. One specific action the government pledges to undertake to this end is to pilot integrity pacts to oversee public procurement within two public contracting authorities (Objective 3.6.3).

In the context of the Integrity Pacts – Safeguarding EU Funds Programme, Romania has implemented Integrity Pacts in the context of four projects (see links below):