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Empowering auditors: Indonesia uses data-driven oversight to clean up its corruption-prone procurement sector

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Challenge: Indonesia’s public procurement sector is highly vulnerable to corruption. Public procurement stands out as the most vulnerable sector to corruption in Indonesia. The collaboration revolves around the corruption risk monitoring platform, Opentender.net , developed by ICW and the national public procurement agency LKPP.

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The 2023 SIAC Draft Rules: Raising the Bar for Efficiency

Kluwer Arbitration

The Draft Rules introduce several noteworthy changes as part of a concerted effort to “raise the bar on efficiency, expedition, and cost-effectiveness” ( see SIAC Registrar’s Report ). This post places the spotlight on key provisions in the Draft Rules specifically aimed at bolstering efficiency. and kevinnash@siac.org.sg

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Stamping Out The Uncertainty – The Supreme Court’s Way Forward For A Modern And Efficient Arbitration Regime For India

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To put this risk in context, under the SIAC Rules 2016, any jurisdictional objection on the grounds of the existence or validity of the arbitration agreement may be made initially before the Registrar. This figures to provide a boost to the efficiency in the constitution of tribunals by Indian courts.

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Countdown To RIDW24: A Maturing Market: Dispute Resolution in Saudi Arabia

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To mitigate risk and foster foreign investment in the country, the KSA has introduced several reforms to foster more efficient dispute resolution and become a dispute resolution hub. This is a welcome development, as it will help parties to be candid with one another and will allow for more efficient dispute resolution.

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The Contents of Journal of International Arbitration, Volume 41, Issue 3 (June 2024)

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In both cases, the tribunals decided complex international business disputes solely on the basis of the 2016 edition of the UNIDROIT Principles. This will enhance predictability and efficiency in resolving cross-border disputes. Two recent arbitral awards support the latter view.

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Can Electronic Signatures in Awards Win the Battle Over Wet Ink Signatures?

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of the LCIA Arbitration Rules 2020 simply requires signing the award while the ICC 2021 Arbitration Rules and the SIAC Rules 2016 do not even mention signing the award. In contrast, the ability to electronically sign an award is an exercise in efficiency as it takes just few minutes and only one copy needs to be signed. 42 of 2022.

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Strengthening public procurement in Africa: a conversation with Joyeuse Uwingeneye

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Kicking off with a pilot in 2016, it built a pioneering e-procurement system and is now working on ensuring its adoption by all government agencies in the country. Using data to address fraud and corruption The increased digitalization has provided new opportunities to identify bad behavior and corruption risks.