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Public Procurement/Μisuse of Public Funds

Public procurement is considered to be an area particularly prone to corruption. For this reason, there are certain principles and requirements, as well as specific safeguards that must be observed in this field in order to avoid and/or reduce any emerging phenomena of corruption or mismanagement. In a state that adheres to the rule of law which is truly transparent and accountable, the government and public bodies must spend public money in strict compliance with national and EU law. These laws aim to prevent the squandering of public funds, and to avoid taxpayers’ money ending up with individuals and legal entities that have privileged or clientelistic relationships with power.

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Anna Kanellopoulou 20 • 02 • 2023
Public Procurement/Μisuse of Public Funds
The Himaras Case: Financial prosecutor orders investigation after New Democracy MP resigns over public procurement contracts
Louloudenia Kriki 20 • 11 • 2021
Public Procurement/Μisuse of Public Funds
Concerns surround the establishment of the new governmental committee for major public works
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 02 • 11 • 2021
Public Procurement/Μisuse of Public Funds
Criminal complaint filed by SYRIZA against the Secretary General of Anti-Crime Policy, Sofia Nikolaou
Christiana Stilianidou 15 • 10 • 2021
Independent Authorities Legislative Procedure Public Procurement/Μisuse of Public Funds
An exceptional procurement procedure and the “disappearing” negative opinion from the Hellenic Single Public Procurement Agency (HSPPA)
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Thodoris Chondrogiannos 30 • 11 • 2021
Public Procurement/Μisuse of Public Funds
The Edelman case: Evidence suggests that the Greek government were cooperating with a multinational company before completing a tender process or signing a contract
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Group of States Against Corruption (GRECO) 20 • 03 • 2024
Transparency in the action of public authorities Concentration & Abuse of Power Legislative Procedure Conflict of interests in the public sector & Revolving Doors Public Procurement/Μisuse of Public Funds
External Report Publication of the Second Addendum to the 2nd Compliance Report of 4th Evaluation Round
European Parliament 07 • 07 • 2023
Conflict of interests in the public sector & Revolving Doors Public Procurement/Μisuse of Public Funds
External Report Businesses’ attitudes towards corruption in the EU
European Parliament 06 • 07 • 2023
Conflict of interests in the public sector & Revolving Doors Public Procurement/Μisuse of Public Funds
External Report Citizens’ attitudes towards corruption in the EU in 2023 – Greece
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