Slovenia

Energy Renovation of Hospitals Integrity Pact

Transparency International Slovenia

Energy Renovation of Hospitals Integrity Pact

Mission

Ensure integrity and transparency of the energy renovation of hospitals

Activities

TI-Slovenia has developed and signed an Integrity Pact with the Slovenian Ministry of Health to oversee the tender and contract implementation of the energy renovation of the Trbovlje and Novo mesto general hospitals. The company that won the bid and is fulfilling the contract also signed the Integrity Pact.

This IP is part of the “Integrity Pacts Programme – Safeguarding EU Funds” project funded by the European Commission.

Additional information
Procurement authority: Slovenian Ministry of Health
Monitor: Transparency International Slovenia
Language: Slovenian
Start year: 2016
End year: 2020
Tender value: EUR 2.5 million Trbovlje, EUR 1.3 million Novo mesto

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Scope

  • national
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  • Private sector
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  • Public sector
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  • Civil society
    non-governmental organisations (national or international), foundations funded by private entities, faith-based organisations, Professional associations, Industry associations, Chambers of Commerce, Local Global Compact Networks

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