Примеры использования Systems of procurement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Systems of procurement designed to prevent corruption art.9, subpara. 1a.
The WTO GPA regulates, in detail, the measures set out in article 9(1)(a)-(d) to establish the required appropriate systems of procurement.
Systems of procurement designed to prevent corruption art. 9, subpara. 1 a.
It regulates, in detail, the elements provided for in article 9(1)(a)-(d)of UNCAC to establish the required appropriate systems of procurement.
Reporting on systems of procurement designed to prevent corruption(para. 1(a)), Afghanistan, Brunei Darussalam, Pakistan and Yemen indicated partial compliance.
The EU Directives regulate, in detail, the measures contemplated by article 9(1)(a)-(d) of UNCAC to establish the required appropriate systems of procurement.
Reporting on systems of procurement designed to prevent corruption(art. 9, subpara. 1(a)), Indonesia noted that the number of tenders announced in the mass media had increased.
With the aim of efficiently preventing corruption in the area of government contracts, article 9(1)of UNCAC-as noted above-requires States parties to base their systems of procurement on these fundamental principles.
As a result, the need to establish appropriate systems of procurement, based on transparency, competition and objective criteria in decisionmaking, is absolutely crucial and an obligation under the Convention.
Ecuador stated that its system of procurement was partially designed to prevent corruption(para. 1(a)), while Guatemala andPanama assessed their systems of procurement as being designed to prevent corruption, and thus fully compliant with paragraph 1 a.
In application of paragraph 1(a), on systems of procurement designed to prevent corruption, Australia stated that its Commonwealth Procurement Guidelines fully implemented the requirements of the Convention.
In relation to the public distribution of information on procurement procedures(art. 9, para. 1(a)), Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Mexico, Peru andUruguay reported their introduction of electronic systems of procurement.
It follows from the above that UNCAC allows a very high degree of flexibility in connection with appropriate systems of procurement as long as there is adherence to the principles of transparency, competition and objective criteria in decision-making.
Reporting on systems of procurement designed to prevent corruption(para. 1(a)), Bulgaria stated that standard samples of announcements of contracts, which included the necessary minimum information to ensure publicity and transparency.
Those measures would include the establishment of improved hiring and promotion procedures, adequate remuneration for criminal justice personnel, codes of conduct for public officials andappropriate transparent systems of procurement.
While Kenya andSierra Leone reported that their systems of procurement were partially compliant with paragraph 1(a), Mauritania and Rwanda stated that their systems of procurement were designed to prevent corruption and thus were fully compliant with the requirements of paragraph 1 a.
The experts suggested that, as a short-term activity, UNODC should gather a small number of interested States parties, together with experts andrepresentatives of the private sector, in order to align the systems of procurement of those States with article 9 of the Convention.
Reporting on systems of procurement based on transparency, competition and objective criteria effective in preventing corruption(art. 9, subparas. 1(a)-(e)), Belarus, Latvia, Poland, Romania and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia provided a detailed description of relevant domestic measures.
The Meeting recommended that measures be taken to prevent corruption in the public and private sectors, including in the judiciary and prosecution services, by promoting public awareness, strengthening transparency and accountability, ensuring adequate remuneration for public officials,including criminal justice personnel, and developing codes of conduct for public officials and transparent systems of procurement.
Article 9 of the Convention against Corruption requires States parties to establish appropriate systems of procurement, based on transparency, competition and objective criteria in decision-making, and lists certain requirements that have to be met for the promotion of accountability in the management of public finances, such as the development of unified procurement codes or systems setting out basic principles or supplementing them with more detailed rules and regulations.
In order to promote integrity, honesty and responsibility among public officials with a view to preventing corruption, the Meeting recommended that measures be taken to prevent corruption in the public and private sectors, including in the judiciary and prosecution services, by establishing or improving hiring and promotion procedures, ensuring adequate remuneration forcriminal justice personnel and developing codes of conduct for public officials and transparent systems of procurement.
The system of procurement, government procurement, legislative regulation, methods of procurement. .
The system of procurement was another area of concern.
The Board has also reviewed the adequacy of internal controls andthe efficiency of procedures relating to the management of projects, the system of procurement and the management of assets.
Togo reported that its system of procurement was partially in compliance with the requirements of paragraph 1(a), and cited its commercial code as relevant legislation.
The Ministers expressed concern at the inadequate share of the developing countries in the United Nations system of procurement.
In connection with subprogramme 24.4 on support services, the European Union attached importance to the Organization being provided with an efficient, transparent,competitive and fair system of procurement.
The Ministers express concern at the inadequate share of the developing countries in the United Nations system of procurement.
The Ministers expressed concern about the inadequate share of the developing countries in the United Nations system of procurement.
Along with this,Vice Minister outlined a number of proposals aimed at improving the system of procurement for strategic enterprises and mineral developers.