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2018-1-0058: Implementing shared

anti-corruption and good governance solutions in Southeast Europe:

innovative practices and public- private partnerships

R2G4P Platform (1 January 2021 – 31 December 2023)

Implemented by:

7 December 2021 v

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deliver shared anticorruption solutions

increase the accountability of state institutions

strengthen civil society and the rule of law

Objectives

R2G4P: public-private partnership platform

MACPI: Monitoring Anticorruption Policy Implementation

Opentender.eu

Additional focus on tackling state (policy, regulatory) capture

Tools

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Geographical coverage

4 expert partners

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State Commission for Prevention of Corruption, North Macedonia

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Regional Cooperation Council (RCC)

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Regional Anti-corruption Initiative Secretariat (RAI)

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U4 / Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norway

9 beneficiary partners

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Quantitative assessment of the procurement market risks (using Opentender.eu and big data)

Case studies

The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the procurement market Policy recommendations

Public procurement irregularities – hidden

risks for the post-Covid economic recovery

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Improving the Governance of State Owned Enterprises in the Energy Sector

• Integrity gaps in regulation, financial management and investment decisions

• Public accountability and transparency of energy SoEs

• Risks of political appointments

• Legal setup and compliance with OECD Guidelines Safeguarding Public Procurement in the Energy Sector

• Understanding public procurement corruption risks in the energy sector

• Country specifics and practical cases Policy Recommendations

Improving energy sector governance

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• Which are the most/least efficient anti-corruption policies and measures (e.g. rotations, video-surveillance, ethics codes and trainings, etc.)?

• Which activities are under the most corruption pressure (e.g. checks, inspections, sanctioning, provision of licensing, procurement, appointing and firing staff)?

• Are all activities of public institutions covered by anti-corruption measures?

• Are anti-corruption measures easy to implement?

Strengthening public institutions’ anti-

corruption policies and measures

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• First Annual policy forum, Zagreb (100 participants), March-April 2022

• Second annual summer school, Zagreb, August 2022

Activities in the pipe-line

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• On which specific topics / areas we could cooperate?

• How could we cooperate? Exchange of information and contacts, joint research, co- authorship, citing each other’s reports, being speakers at each other’s events, social media re-posting?

• How could we jointly approach policy-makers with suggestions for reforms, measures, legislation changes? Joint statements / one-pagers / open letters / policy briefings / consultations?

Discussion questions

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Thank you!

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