Примери за използване на BORKOR на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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BORKOR- Monitoring.
Bulgaria, however, has a BORKOR.
SANS and BORKOR- Monitoring 2011.
There was no word in the media that this was the proposal of BORKOR from 2013.
The BORKOR project is also expected to deliver concrete results.
Bivol: And how do you see the role of BORKOR in the control of public tenders?
The“political will” now wants to reform, to convert, to merge,to close BORKOR.
BORKOR also identified unsystematic, inconsistent approach and contradictions in the legislation on concessions;
It only reports the establishment of the BORKOR project in 2009, subjected to strong criticism in the CVM report.
In this report RiskMonitor focuses its attention on the newly established Center for Prevention of Corruption andOrganized crime(BORKOR).
But nobody heard the arguments of BORKOR that their proposals should be implemented complexly and not“cosmetically” and by the piece.
On February 6, 2013, the Advisory Boards passed and approved the proposed measures andconcrete solutions of BORKOR in the field of public procurement.
Fighting Corruption(BORKOR in Brief) Rada Smedovska-Toneva Despite the constant monitoring on Bulgaria within the framework of the Eur….
From 2011 until March 2013 he was Deputy Director of the Center for Prevention and Combating Corruption and Organized Crime(TSPPKOP)known as BORKOR.
Even the cautious anti-corruption body BORKOR has indicated that the deal for Chelopech is among the most negative examples of concessions in Bulgaria.
Then, when nobody was talking about e-procurement,even before the Directive of the European Parliament and the Council was adopted, BORKOR already had its own solution.
In a candid interview for Bivol, the Director of BORKOR Eleonora Nikolova comments on the way European public procurement programs are carried out in Bulgaria.
BORKOR recommends to the executive a number of concrete proposals for amendments to eliminate the identified“weak points”- there are 34 proposals for CA, 25 for SRA and 22 for BSCDA.
Heavily criticised is the anti-corruption agency BORKOR which was broadly promoted as a key instrument in identifying and addressing corruption risks.
BORKOR cited a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council from 2012 and offered an anti-corruption measure regarding the Law on amending the Preventing and Establishing Conflict of Interest Act.
The reason for the interview was the signal for abuse of euro funds at the Zemen municipality, but BORKOR takes a principled stand for the procurement of euro funds in general.
Around BORKOR many other structures have been established about which the information on the website makes it clear they are a secondary beneficiary of budgetary funds, but hardly will you find any results from their work.
Unlike the Agency however,which is structured as counter-intelligence structure, BORKOR is institutionalized as an analytical unit, which main purpose is to produce complex of measures to reduce corruption.
At the end of 2010 amidst continuing criticism, the government created another institution called upon to fight corruption- Center for Combating Corruption and Organized Crime,famous under its flamboyant Bulgarian abbreviation- BORKOR.
This is just a small sample of the headlines devoted to the“enigmatic BORKOR”- in fact its official name is Center for Prevention and Countering Corruption and Organized Crime at the Council of Ministers(TSPPKOP), better known in the media andamong the public as“BORKOR”.
Mr. Schlotterer delivered a detailed presentation on the support to the Bulgarian Government in the conceptual design andimplementation of the complex System„BORKOR“ and setting up of the Center for Prevention and Combat of Corruption and Organized Crime at the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Bulgaria.
On the occasion of the launching of the government's“large scale anti-corruption project(BORKOR)” the Commission notes that the creation of the new central unit will cost“considerable investment in financial and human resources”: in 2011, Bulgaria has allocated 4 million euro for this project as only the central unit will employ 40 permanent staff.
Mr. Schlotterer is a special envoy of the German Federal Ministry of Interior to asist the Bulgarian Government in the conceptual design andimplementation of the complex System„BORKOR“ and set up the Center for Prevention and Combat of Corruption and Organized Crime at the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Bulgaria.
Mr. Schlotterer delivered a detailed presentation on the support to the Bulgarian Government in the conceptual design andimplementation of the complex System„BORKOR“ and setting up of the Center for Prevention and Combat of Corruption and Organized Crime at the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Bulgaria.
Mr. Schlotterer is a special envoy of the German Federal Ministry of Interior to asist the Bulgarian Government in the conceptual design andimplementation of the complex System„BORKOR“ and set up the Center for Prevention and Combat of Corruption and Organized Crime at the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Bulgaria.