Globally, procurement remains one of the government sectors most vulnerable to corruption due to the large funds and high levels of discretion and bureaucracy involved. Transparency is crucial to allow citizens to monitor and review processes, hold decision-makers to account, and encourage fair competition.

Transparency International Mongolia and Transparency International Indonesia have developed innovative approaches to involve civil society in monitoring public procurement processes. These are their stories.

Author: Transparency Int’l

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