Good governance / Legal Reform and Transparency
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EconLab: Czech single-bid procurement in 2015: Czech Republic among worst EU member states
Single-bid procurement is a case of public procurement where there is only one bid. In 2015, there were 6,409 such tenders in the Czech Republic reaching total volume of EUR 2 bn. This is the highest number of such tenders recorded so far. Although labelled as highly exceptional form of public procurement, they accounted for approximately 1/3 of all tenders in the country, which places the Czech Republic into a group of the worst performing countries in the EU...
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AmCham Policy Report 2016, Issue 1 - February 1
AmCham published its 1st Policy Report on Good Governance and Economic Development in 2016.
Last fall, AmCham debated what our advocacy priorities should be for 2016. We made a strategic choice. We would get back to what we like to do: pursue economic development issues. Since so many others had jumped into the fight against corruption, we felt we could cut back our hours there, and start examining how research could contribute to higher value-added exports, or how the Prague-Brno corridor could become the primary catalyst for the Central European region. We slid good government to fourth, and last, place among our economic priorities. Read the report...
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Transparency International Czech Republic: Corruption Perceptions Index 2015: Czech Rep. up 16 places, still far bellow European average
Transparency International released their Corruption Perceptions Index 2015, with Czech Republic moving up from 53rd place in 2014 to 37th place in 2015 in this worldwide ranking. Among the EU member states, the Czech Republic ranks 22nd, compared with 25th place in 2014. "We expected the upward trend to continue, but not such a steep improvement...
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