Developing the rule of law and strengthening anti-corruption measures in the sector of public procurement in the Republic of Moldova

From BACID
Name Developing the rule of law and strengthening anti-corruption measures in the sector of public procurement in the Republic of Moldova
Country Moldova
Programme Component BACID Fund Call 2 (2020)
Year 2020
Priority Theme Sustainable Development Goals"Sustainable Development Goals" is not in the list (EU Integrations, Sustainable City, Smart City, Inclusive City, Quality Management, Public Administration Reform, Digitalisation, Decentralisation) of allowed values for the "Priority Theme" property.
Topic Strong institutions and partnerships
Implementing Organisations MODLOVAN-GERMAN FORUM
Partner Organisations INSTITUTE FOR THE DANUBE REGION
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Last update 29. 3. 2023 by Admin


Project description

The core activity will be an evidence and practitioners-based study on anti-corruption, rule of law and procurement policies in Moldova to the benefit of CSOs' capacities in advocacy. Study results will be multiplied using network capital of the applicant organisation. With the topic of promoting strong institutions and partnerships, the proposed action supports EU policies and UN SDGs in Moldova.

Status

IMPLEMENTED

Objectives and results

The project’s main objective aims at developing the rule of law and further strengthening anti-corruption measures in the Republic of Moldova in order to enhance good governance to the benefit of business and investor-friendliness and economic growth in the country in cooperation with a civil society association.
- Objective 1: Identify mechanisms of corruption, maladministration and other institution-related obstacles to business
- Objective 2: Tackle the root causes of corruption to restore economic growth and business trust
- Objective: 3 Support practitioners and advocacy groups in the area in their activities to target policy-makers to achieve a sound administration and better business/foreign investment climate

Expected results are:
- Result 1: CSO networks (piloted by MGF) pressure policy-makers to enhance administrative services and to take measures for a better business/investment climate and legal certainty;
- Result 2: practitioners (bottom-up) depict systems of maladministration/corruption and find ways to immunise themselves. Their work becomes more impactful and efficient and this leads to more trust in institutions, accountable governance and more investments

Implemented activities

The work on the study is ongoing. Interviews with practitioners will follow at the end of March and the beginning of April. An outreach conference presenting the preliminary results will be held in Chisinau at the end of April.

Available materials

Study on anti-corruption, rule of law and procurement policies in Moldova

Further information and contact

info@fmg.md

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