1. Integrity Pact as corruption prevention tool: experience in Latvia Gita Lazdāne Project Manager Sabiedrība par atklātību – Delna/ Transparency International Latvia Riga, 25.02.2015.

2. STRUCTURE 1.What is an Integrity Pact? 2.Integrity Pact about a construction of the National Library of Latvia 3.The main conclusions 4.Recommendations

3. What is an Integrity Pact? Created by Transparency International in the 1990s The aim is to help national governments, businesses and civil society in combating corruption in public procurments An Integrity Pact entails both the contract and the process of monitoring itself

4. IP about NLL construction: The contract of IP Efficiency prerequisites of IP The analysed IP as a contract includes five of six efficiency prerequisites Elements of IP The analysed IP as a contract includes six of the seven composition elements of an Integrity Pact contract described in theory

5. IP about NLL construction: The process of IP IP prevent NLL construction process from ten of eleven corruption risks in the field of public procurements

6. The main conclusions the Integrity Pact on construction of the NLL as a contract and as a process can be seen as efficient

7. Recommendations theoretically established application prerequisites and structural elements that must be adhered to an Integrity Pact should be applied for the monitoring of such processes that last for a specified, previously known/predictable period of time it is necessary to establish clearly the amount of remuneration and remuneration sources for the monitor