This note analyzes the current state of digitalization in Armenia for corruption prevention and provides inputs and recommendations to inform the ongoing strategic planning process in anticorruption led by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and supported by the Commission for Prevention of Corruption (CPC). This note focuses on the digitalization efforts and needs for the CPC to perform its main functions. It also provides recommendations which could be relevant for other key anticorruption actors in Armenia and that would result in efficiency gains from potential technology and data sharing and an effective anti-corruption strategy. It highlights cross-cutting issues of digital governance that affect the anticorruption activities and are outside of the CPC's mandate, for which significant coordination and collaboration among stakeholders will be required.
Authors
- Disclosure Date
- 2024/06/24
- Disclosure Status
- Disclosed
- Doc Name
- Digitalization for Anticorruption - World Bank's recommendations on the way forward
- Product Line
- Advisory Services & Analytics
- Published in
- United States of America
- Rel Proj ID
- AM-Strengthening Public Sector By Supporting Drm, Psa, And Digital -- P174607
- Sector
- Central Government (Central Agencies)
- TF No/Name
- TF0B3350-Support to Self Declaration System Implementation in Armenia,TF0B7016-Armenia/Belarus Strengthening of Public sector Accounting Framework,TF0B7017-Armenia: Customs Administration Development Project,TF0B7027-Armenia Digital Governance Infrastructure,TF0B8470-Tax and Customs Administration Modernization in Armenia
- Theme
- Public Administration,ICT,Economic Policy,ICT Solutions,Public Finance Management,Fiscal Policy,Private Sector Development,Domestic Revenue Administration,Public Sector Management,E-Government, incl. e-services,Tax policy
- Unit Owning
- EFI-ECA-GOV-FM & PS-1 (EECG1)
- Version Type
- Final
- Volume No
- 1
Table of Contents
- Digitalization for Anticorruption World Bank’s recommendations on the way forward 1
- National Anticorruption Policy 2
- Government-wide policies and standards relevant for strengthening digitalization in anticorruption in Armenia and to ensure the effective and ethical use of data 3
- Government-wide policies and standards 4
- Government-wide policies and standards (2) 5
- Digitalization roadmap for CPC: transform the CPC into a data- and evidence-driven organization 6
- IT Development Strategy and Capacity 7
- Improving CPC’s access to external data 8
- Improving CPC’s access to bank and other private-sector data 9
- Improving data sharing and analytics for anticorruption 10
- Cooperation with other agencies 11
- Opening data to increase transparency and accountability 12
- Strengthening collaboration with the private sector and civil society 13
- Next steps 14
