1. Corruption in Transition: The Bulgarian Experience Partners in Transition II Sofia, September 2001

2. Problem Areas and Recent Developments  Corruption in the public debate – four years of transition  Anti-corruption legislation – balancing enforcement and prevention  The judiciary – enhancing transparency and improving court administration

3. Problem Areas and Recent Developments  Political parties – reforming financing  Local government – redefining public service  Corruption and the economy – enhancing transparency in privatization and reducing barriers to business  Regional aspects of corruption

4. The Dynamics of Public Opinion  Susceptibility in Principle* *Source: Coalition 2000 Corruption Monitoring System

5. The Dynamics of Public Opinion  Acceptability in Principle* *Source: Coalition 2000 Corruption Monitoring System

6. Best Practices One-stop shops  Reduce costs of compliance for business  Reduce cost of regulation implementation and monitoring  Streamline coordination among various public services

7. Best Practices Building public-private partnerships against corruption: the experience of Coalition 2000  Policy component – endorsing an Action Plan and carrying regular institutional assessment of corruption  An awareness campaign  Corruption monitoring as a policy instrument

8. Best Practices Southeast European Legal Development Initiative (SELDI) (www.seldi.net):www.seldi.net Regional corruption assessment Regional corruption monitoring Capacity building for NGOs