Public procurement is not only an area where there are risks of corruption, but also one where the cost of corruption has the greatest economic and social impact. The Integrity Pact, a tool created in the 1990s by Transparency International, aims to ensure greater integrity in public procurement processes.
One of the main challenges of the Integrity Pact is to strengthen civic participation so that citizens can be assured that taxpayers' money is being applied in a clean, transparent and beneficial way for communities.
