OECD Integrity Review of Brazil [electronic resource].
Publishing, OECD.
Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2012.
Brazil's agenda to enhance integrity and prevent corruption is particularly critical in order to address a number of challenges facing the country's public administration. The challenges include managing risks associated with innovation in public service delivery, achieving value for money and minimising waste in government operations and meeting the expectations of citizens  regarding the conduct of public organisations. This report is the first integrity review of a G20 country undertaken by the OECD. It assesses the implementation and coherence of instruments, processes and structures to cr
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Foreword; Acknowledgements; Table of Contents; Assessment and proposals for action; Introduction; Assessments; Proposals for action; Management and consultation; Notes; Bibliography; Overview; Introduction; The federal government; Central integrity actors within the federal public administration; National Strategy against Corruption and Money Laundering; Oversight by other branches of the federal government; Oversight by non-governmental actors; Notes; Bibliography; Promoting transparency and citizen engagement; Introduction; Transparency in the management of public finances
Transparency in service delivery and broader government operationsCitizen engagement in oversight and direct social control; Conclusions and proposals for action; Notes; Annex 2.A1. National Institute for Social Security Charter of Citizens' Services Matrix; Annex 2.A2. Function and representation of select national councils; Bibliography; Implementing a risk-based approach to internal control; Introduction; Internal control; Professional and independent internal audit; Conclusions and proposals for action; Notes; Bibliography; Embedding high standards of conduct; Introduction
Developing systems for promoting standards of conductEffectively guiding and assessing standards of conduct; Conclusions and proposals for action; Notes; Annex 4.A1. OECD Principles for Improving Ethical Conduct in the Public Service; Annex 4.A2. Sanctions for ethical breaches and administrative misconduct; Annex 4.A3. Sanctions for breaches in standards of conduct defined under Brazil's criminal code; Annex 4.A4. Disclosure Declaration of Confidential Information template for high public officials
Annex 4.A5. Disclosure of Income and Assets template for federal public officials (paper submission)Annex 4.A6. Disclosure of Income and Assets template for federal public officials(authorisation of access to tax records); Bibliography; Enhancing integrity in public procurement; Introduction; Public procurement developments in Brazil; Transparency throughout the public procurement cycle; Measures to prevent waste and corruption by officials and suppliers; Strengthening capability of the procurement system; Conclusions and proposals for action; Notes
Annex 5.A1. OECD Principles for Integrity in Public ProcurementAnnex 5.A2. Efforts to enhance integrity for the Brazil's 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games; Annex 5.A3. Exemptions to competitive procedures under the Federal Law no. 8 666/1993 on Procurement and Administrative Contracts; Annex 5.A4. Procurement risk map of the Federal Ministry of Social Development and the Fight against Hunger (2006); Bibliography
Brazil's agenda to enhance integrity and prevent corruption is particularly critical in order to address a number of challenges facing the country's public administration. The challenges include managing risks associated with innovation in public service delivery, achieving value for money and minimising waste in government operations and meeting the expectations of citizens  regarding the conduct of public organisations. This report is the first integrity review of a G20 country undertaken by the OECD. It assesses the implementation and coherence of instruments, processes and structures to cr
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