Open Contracting is key to the fight against corruption. Today, in the International Anti-corruption Day, Open Contracting's premise is that more open and transparent public contracting procedures are more likely to deter corruption and expose mismanagement of public resources.
Contributing to tackle these issues, Open Contracting promotes norms of increased disclosure and participation at all stages of public contracting.
Public contracting is one of the most crucial government functions to deliver public services and fulfill the rights and needs of citizens. When governments buy goods or services efficiently, public services are successfully delivered, and all society benefits. However, public contracting has traditionally been kept out of the public eye and shielded from scrutiny. Such opacity often fosters corruption and reduces the conditions for competitive public contracting processes.
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