Téléversements by Transparencia Mexicana

Diagnóstico de Parlamento Abierto en México

Proyecto de Dictamen en Materia Del Sistema Nacional Anticorrupción

La Ciudad de México. Hacia una nueva relación con la ciudadanía

Transparencia y rendición de cuentas en la Educación Media Superior

Index

Preface

Acknowledgments

Foreword

1.1 Towards New Relationships between Citizens, Companies and Governments

1.2 Transparency as a Basis for Engaging Citizens in Public Procurement

1.3 Civil Society Procurement Monitoring

2.1 Kenya – From Passive to Active Stakeholders

2.2 Cameroon – Amplifying Citizens' Voices

2.3 Brazil – The Risk of Corruption in Public Procurement in Brazil

2.4 Slovakia – Open Public Procurement Portal

2.5 Timor-Leste – What Do We Have to Lose? Timorese Citizens' Diminishing Confidence in Public Procurement

2.6.1 Mexico – Competition, Transparency and Consumer Welfare in the Design of Public Procurement Procedures

2.6.2 Mexico – Distortions and Gaps in Mexico's Public Procurement System

2.6.3 Mexico – Access to Information as a New Tool to Empower Citizens in the Decision Making Process to Allocate Public Resources

Distorsiones y Brechas

Estándares de Transparencia en compras de APEC en México

Citizens and Markets – A New Role for Citizens in Public Procurement