Procurement experts and anti-corruption organizations have analyzed public procurement in the COVID19 pandemic, and the result is worrying. Public procurement was, for natural reasons, rushed through when emergency services were in urgent need of test- and protective equipment. In several cases without the usual competition and transparency. Was the door opened for corruption during the COVID19 crisis, where some public purchasers kept information to themselves at the expense of transparency?

Nohrcon is seeking offers for creating a new online computer game about the Public Procurement regulation and -process.

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