Promoting transparency and action against economic crime

Over the recent years the countries of Central Asia have pursued reforms designed to prevent and punish corrupt practices in order to improve business climate in the region and promote sustainable economic development for the benefit of all. The present Action aims to contribute to improving the conditions for businesses and to enhancing the quality of anti-corruption systems across the region. The Action comprises two components: 1) Business integrity and compliance; 2) Anti-corruption, anti-money laundering and asset recovery systems.

Business integrity and compliance

Enhancing transparency, business integrity and the protection of rights of entrepreneurs is one of the priorities of the countries of the Central Asian region. The current Action focuses on establishing mechanisms and enhancing capacities to address extortion and solicitation from businesses, reducing administrative barriers and enhancing compliance across the business sector. On the regional level, the aim of the intervention is to establish effective mechanisms for sharing good practices and to contribute to developing a clearer understanding of the common regional and cross-border corruption risks facing the business sector. On the national level, the Action focuses on the specific priorities of the respective countries in the abovementioned thematic areas and seeks to provide tailor-made assistance to reforms.

Anti-corruption, anti-money laundering and asset recovery systems

Work in this area concentrates on improving mechanisms and capacities of authorities, including law enforcement, to prevent and tackle corruption, money laundering and economic crime as well as on strengthening national systems to combat money laundering and terrorism financing. The regional dimension of the component includes conducting studies on corruption and economic crime focusing on specific regional risks and threats, and regional cascade training programmes for law enforcement personnel and civil service staff. The national dimension focuses on the specific needs and demand, depending on the national contexts and reform processes.

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Back International public call for tenders aiming to purchase IT tools for beneficiary institutions in four Central Asia countries

International public call for tenders aiming to purchase IT tools for beneficiary institutions in four Central Asia countries

The Council of Europe is currently implementing the Action “Promoting Transparency and Action against Economic Crime in Central Asia” (CA TAEC) as part of the joint initiative of the European Union and the Council of Europe – Central Asia Rule of Law Programme 2020-2024.

 

In that context, the Economic Crime and Cooperation Division (ECCD) of the Council of Europe is launching an international public call for tenders aiming to purchase IT tools for beneficiary institutions in four Central Asia countries (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan) based on the interest expressed. The tools are called to enhance the anti-corruption, anti-money laundering and terrorist financing and asset recovery systems in the selected countries.

 

Link to the call for tender : 8 April 2024 - 2024/AO/18 - IT tools aiming to improve anti-corruption, anti-money laundering, countering the financing of terrorism and asset recovery systems in beneficiary countries of Central Asia - Organisation (coe.int)

 

All the interested parties are invited to submit their offers before 08 April 2024  23:59 CET.

Central Asia Deadline: 8 April 2024
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