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NGO · Poland
NGO · Malta
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2021
Implementing act on a list of High-Value Datasets · Combating corruption
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Open Spending EU Coalition · filed 20 Jun 2022 · source
I am participating in this public consultation on the Open Data Directive, with respect to the high value dataset on Companies and Company Ownership, as I believe that open company data brings multiple important benefits to society: Discovery and deterrence of money laundering, which costs the EU almost €200 billion per year; Decrease of corruption in public procurement, which costs the EU around 5 billion euro per…
The Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation · filed 21 Jun 2022 · source
The Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation is participating in this public consultation on the Open Data Directive, with respect to the high value dataset on Companies and Company Ownership, as we believe that open company data is a vital tool in the fight against financial crime.
Open Spending EU Coalition · filed 17 Feb 2023 · source
Open Spending EU Coalition, a European Network of NGOs, journalists and scholars focusing on transparency in public spending, input on the call for evidence - Fighting against corruption in the EU updated rules. Financial transparency is essential to the fight against corruption, as it plays a crucial role in preventing corrupt practices.
The Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation · filed 17 Feb 2023 · source
We endorse TI EUs feedback: 1) Remark concerning the legal basis The chosen legal basis for EU action in the field of the fight against corruption is Art. 83 of the TFEU, which concerns criminal matters. While corruption should indeed be treated as a serious crime, accompanied by appropriate sanctions, we would like to highlight that only Art. 83 TFEU as a legal basis can be very limiting.
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