Common use of TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING Clause in Contracts

TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. The Institute submits evidence and reasonable suspicions of corruption to the general public, including the donor and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark; the ministry responsible for the Institute. Reporting: reports are submitted immediately to the donor and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark. The general public is informed. This happens through: • The Institute website • The annual report of the Institute. Most often, publication will be anonymous to protect sources and not expose any innocent suspects. The senior management of the Institute assesses whether there is sufficient evidence and whether the suspicion is reasonably founded.

TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. The Institute submits evidence and reasonable suspicions of corruption to the tothe general public, including the donor and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark; the ministry responsible for the Institute. Reporting: reports are submitted immediately to the donor and the Ministry of Ministryof Foreign Affairs of Denmark. The general public is informed. This happens through: •  The Institute website •  The annual report of the Institute. Most often, publication will be anonymous to protect sources and not expose any innocent suspects. The senior management of the Institute assesses whether there is sufficient evidence and whether the suspicion is reasonably founded.

TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. The Institute submits evidence and reasonable suspicions of corruption to the general public, including the donor and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark; the ministry responsible for the Institute. Reporting: reports are submitted immediately to the donor and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark. The general public is informed. This happens through: •  The Institute website •  The annual report of the Institute. Most often, publication will be anonymous to protect sources and not expose any innocent suspects. The senior management of the Institute assesses whether there is sufficient evidence and whether the suspicion is reasonably founded.