The document approved the Regulation on the procedure for the implementation of anti-corruption and competitive standards in the preparation and implementation of major investment projects, which provides:
conducting an anti-corruption audit of major investment projects;
assessment of the impact of large investment projects on the competitive environment;
control and responsibility for the anti-corruption review of large investment projects and assessment of their impact on the competitive environment.
This Provision applies to the following major investment projects:
funded from the State budget or state trust funds;
implemented on the basis of public-private partnership (PPP);
with the participation of foreign investments and international financial institutions, providing state guarantees, privileges or other forms of government support.
Anti–corruption expertise of a project is the process of identifying and analyzing factors and risks that may lead to corruption at the stages of planning, financing, preparation, public procurement and operation, project monitoring by an Anti-Corruption Agency, as well as developing recommendations for their elimination or reduction.
The assessment of the project's impact on the competitive environment is carried out by the Committee for Competition Development and Consumer Protection. It involves identifying and eliminating the risks of restricting competition, providing advantages to individual participants or creating a monopoly, as well as defining measures to ensure equal conditions for all business entities.
The conclusions drawn on the basis of the results of the examination and evaluation are subject to mandatory review by the decision-making bodies on the approval of the project or its financing.
The document was published in the National Database of Legislation in the official language and entered into force on 02/04/2026, Norma reports.
