PUBLIC PROCUREMENT

After its formation in 2006, Transparency International Hungary considered, and still considers, action against public corruption as one of its main tasks. TI pays particular attention to legislative changes affecting public procurement, as the regulating procedure, using nearly 1.5 trillion forints per year, has always posed a significant risk of corruption. In the past, TI intended to promote the development of the procurement regulatory system and the domestic public procurement culture through technical proposals, opinions on draft legislation, introduction of international best practices, and active participation of civil control.

In this area, TI works together with several economic and non-profit organizations, educational institutions, research institutions, and small- and large enterprises.
Our partners: Foundation for Modern Public Procurement, American Chamber of Commerce, American Embassy, Procurement Executives’ Club, Corvinus University of Budapest, GKI Economic Research Co., Open Society Institute

NEWS

What will be the principles of the new Public Procurement Act?

2011-04-18 10:05:51
Today Transparency International Hungary (TI) published the results of two of their researches in order to call attention to the challenges the Public Procurement institutional system faces and to the importance of the rules distorting fair competition, thus emphasizing the relevancy of a wide social agreement on the new Public Procurement Act.