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2025-01-19
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CURRENT ISSUES IN COMBATING CORRUPTION IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR
Jahongir Dusbekov
A listener of the master's program in "Prosecutorial activities" at the Academy of Law Enforcement of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Keywords: Corruption in construction, public procurement, transparency, tender processes
Abstract
This article addresses the key issues in combating corruption in the construction sector and explores potential solutions. Corruption in the construction sector often manifests in public procurement and tender processes, leading to the misuse of budgetary funds. The article examines the factors contributing to corruption in the construction industry, draws on international experiences, and provides solutions adapted to local conditions. Additionally, the role of technology in combating corruption and recommendations to improve transparency are discussed.
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