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A red light for corruption: How the Dominican Republic is using open data, better processes & collaboration to fight corruption

Open Contracting Partnership

Challenge: In 2020, public procurement in the Dominican Republic lacked public trust and credibility due to several high-level corruption scandals. Corruption in public procurement makes us poorer and takes our rights away.” So the DGCP adopted a three-pronged approach to improve things.

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Why Malaysia needs a new public procurement law

Open Contracting Partnership

Throughout the pandemic, significant amounts of public funds were disbursed without seeking parliamentary approval, and the procurement process itself became tainted by multiple instances of corruption and cronyism. In 2022, a new unity government was formed under Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim coalition’s leadership.

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Meet Central Asia’s master procurement monitors

Open Contracting Partnership

Introductory course The School of Applied Research in Public Procurement sought to develop participants’ skills in monitoring, research, policy analysis, and promoting public procurement reforms and open contracting in Central Asia, with a vision to improve transparency, accountability and efficiency in the use of public funds.

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Revolutionizing public procurement in Uganda: the power of citizen contract monitoring

Open Contracting Partnership

Results: Since the Contract Monitoring System’s launch in April 2022, around 560 civil society monitors have examined 345 projects. Imagine a world where projects are monitored in real-time, complaints are reduced, and citizens actively participate in shaping their communities. As the PPDA, we are currently doing audits on FY 2022-23.

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Search for Justice in an Imperfect World: Gazprom Export v Uniper Global Commodities SE and Methanhandel Gmbh

Kluwer Arbitration

Since mid-2022, only limited gas volumes have been delivered. Since late August 2022, no gas whatsoever has been delivered. In November 2022, Uniper and Metha announced that they had initiated a Stockholm-seated ad hoc arbitration against Gazprom. They sought compensation of EUR 14.3

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CJEU’s “ISU Decision”: A Nail in the Coffin of Antitrust-Related Arbitration in the EU?

Kluwer Arbitration

The German Federal Court of Justice (“BGH”) set off a heated debate when it vacated an arbitral award based on the false application of certain sections of the German Competition Act (GWB) on September 27, 2022 (BGH KZB 75/21), conducting a full review of the arbitral award on the merits.

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SCC Arbitration Institute Explores Security for Costs in International Arbitration

Kluwer Arbitration

Cost incentives often drive the participation in arbitral proceedings. 2022 saw a reform of the arbitration rules of the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes (“ICSID” and “ICSID Rules”) and the introduction of a provision on security for costs in Rule 53 ICSID Rules.

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