Tag Archives: EU funds

Why is it Necessary for Hungary to join the European Public Prosecutor’s Office?

 

September 24, 2025

Why is it Necessary for Hungary to join the European Public Prosecutor’s Office?
Some empirical evidence and considerations

Presentation at PETI Public Hearing ‘How could Hungary’s accession to the European Public Prosecutor’s Office help to unlock EU funds for Hungary’, September 24, 2025, 14:30-16:00; Brussels, European Parliament.

Presentation (PDF)
Handout (PDF)

Datasets used in the presentation:

EU, contract level data (CSV)
Hungary, contract level data (CSV)
Hungary, read more

Közbeszerzések, politikai favoritizmus, kleptokrácia

 

2025. február 5.

 

Közbeszerzések, politikai favoritizmus, kleptokrácia. Az 1998-2023 közötti közbeszerzések statisztikai elemzése.
On-line előadás (PDF).

 

Ajánlott hivatkozás (APA stílus):

Tóth István János. (2025. február 5.). Közbeszerzések, politikai favoritizmus, kleptokrácia. Az 1998-2023 közötti közbeszerzések statisztikai elemzése. On-line read more

Fourteen Graphs and Two Tables on the New Trends of Corruption Risk in the Hungarian Public Procurement 2005-2022

 

February 7, 2023

 

This  CRCB Statistical Quick Report shows the trends of corruption risk in Hungarian public procurement from 2005 to 2022 through fourteen graphs and two tables. The report includes information based on a contract-level dataset with full-year 2022 data. The CRCB’s aim with this report is to inform the EU taxpayers (especially the Hungarian ones) within T+45 days on corruption risk trends in Hungary in read more

Dataset of EU funds received by Hungary. Dataset disclosure in a format suitable for statistical analysis

June 12, 2021

CRCB is committed to foster transparency and access to public information.

The importance and benefits of governmental transparency, open government, and digital governance have been widely discussed. The disclosure of public data is an important goal supported by international organizations, governmental partnerships, and global civil society organizations (Open Government Partnership, European Commission, The World Bank, and OECD).

Based on the expectations of OECD digital openness and read more