May 12, 2015
The Corvinus University of Budapest (CUB) organized a conference about the ANTICORRP research program, the Hungarian government’s anti-corruption policy, and the new public procurement law on 12th May 2015, after István János Tóth’s (CRCB) opening and presentation about the ANTICORRP program’s objectives and results, Dr. László Kovács (Prime Minister’s Office) presented the most critical changes in the new Hungarian public procurement law. Mihály Fazekas (CUB, CRCB) highlighted recent results on measuring corruption risks in public procurement across the European Union. Dr. Péter Klotz’s (National Defence Office) presentation was about the anti-corruption provisions of the Hungarian government and the Open Government Partnership program. Ágnes Czibik (CUB, CRCB) presented the novelties of the http://tendertracking.eu website, which publishes public procurement data and provides tools for analysing them for citizens and experts alike. The closing panel discussion sought possible solutions to corruption in public procurement.
Invitation for the conference (in Hungarian)
Conference program (in English)
The slides of the conference:
István János Tóth: The objectives and results of the ANTICORRP research program (PDF in Hungarian)
Dr. László Kovács: The new public procurement law (PDF in Hungarian)
Mihály Fazekas: Measuring corruption risk in public procurements (PDF in Hungarian)
Dr. Péter Klotz: The anti-corruption provisions of the Hungarian government and the Open Government Partnership (PDF in Hungarian)
Ágnes Czibik: Analysing public procurement data: the http://kozpenzkereso.eu application (PDF in Hungarian)
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