World Bank2013-03-282013-03-282007-05-23https://hdl.handle.net/10986/13016The Corruption Vulnerability Scan (CVS) is an internal Bank document aimed at providing a better understanding on the Bank's vulnerability in extending assistance to Belarus, and making suggestions as to how to reduce risks in the use of Bank funds, while improving results on the ground. The CVS team visited Belarus in March 2007. Its main conclusion is that the vulnerability to corruption of Bank funds and activities funded from loan proceeds in Belarus is low, as long as Bank fiduciary procedures are used and implementation is closely supervised. The report is in three parts: Corruption and Anti-Corruption in Belarus, Public Finance Management and the Bank Portfolio.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOABUSEABUSESACCESS TO INFORMATIONACCOUNTABILITYACCOUNTINGADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONSADVANCE PAYMENTSANTI-CORRUPTIONANTI-CORRUPTION LAWANTI-CORRUPTION PROGRAMANTICORRUPTIONAPPROVAL PROCEDUREARREARSASSETSAUDIT FUNCTIONAUDITORSAUDITSAWARD DECISIONAWARD OF CONTRACTSAWARD RECOMMENDATIONBANK FINANCINGBANK PROCUREMENTBANK PROCUREMENT PROCEDURESBANKSBARTERBID EVALUATIONBIDDERBIDDERSBIDDINGBIDDING DOCUMENTSBIDSBRIBEBRIBERYBRIBERY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALSBRIBESBUDGETARY FUNDSBUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESCAPITALIST ECONOMIESCASH MANAGEMENTCENTRAL GOVERNMENT ENTITIESCERTIFICATIONCIVIL SOCIETYCIVIL WORKSCOMPETITIVE BIDDINGCOMPETITIVE PROCUREMENTCOMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT METHODSCOMPLAINTCOMPLAINTSCONFLICT OF INTERESTCONFLICTS OF INTERESTCONSTRUCTION WORKSCONSULTING SERVICESCONTRACT ADMINISTRATIONCONTRACT AWARDCONTRACT AWARD DECISIONSCONTRACT AWARDSCONTRACT COSTCONTRACT MANAGEMENTCONTRACT PRICECONTRACT REGISTRATIONCONTRACTORCONTRACTORSCOORDINATION COUNCILCORRUPTCORRUPT OFFICIALSCORRUPT PRACTICESCORRUPTIONCORRUPTION IN BUSINESSCORRUPTION IN LAWCORRUPTION IN LAW ENFORCEMENTCORRUPTION LAWCORRUPTION PERCEPTIONSCORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS INDEXCOST ESTIMATESCOST OF PRODUCTIONCOUNCIL OF MINISTERSCOUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENTCOUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT REPORTCPICREDITSCRIMECRIMINALCRIMINAL LAWSCUSTOMS CLEARANCEDEBTDECISION MAKINGDEMOCRACYDOMESTIC FIRMSECONOMIC ACTIVITIESECONOMIC CRIMEECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTSECONOMIC GROWTHECONOMIC SYSTEMEDUCATION LEVELENERGY EFFICIENCYENFORCEMENT AGENCIESETHICSEXCHANGE CONTROLEXCHANGE RATEEXTERNAL AUDITFINANCE MANAGEMENTFINANCIAL MANAGEMENTFINANCIAL SYSTEMFISCAL DISCIPLINEFOREIGN BIDDERFOREIGN BIDDERSFOREIGN COMPANIESFOREIGN CONTRACTORSFOREIGN CURRENCYFOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTFOREIGN FIRMSFOREIGN INVESTMENTGENDERGENDER EQUALITYGOVERNMENT AGENCYGOVERNMENT CORRUPTIONGOVERNMENT OFFICIALGOVERNMENT OFFICIALSGRAND CORRUPTIONGUARANTEE REQUIREMENTSHOUSEHOLDSHUMAN RIGHTSINSTITUTIONAL CAPACITYINTEGRITYINTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDINGINVESTIGATIONJAILJUDICIARYLABOR PRODUCTIVITYLAWSLEGAL FRAMEWORKLINE OF CREDITLIVING CONDITIONSLOANLOCAL BIDDERSLOCAL CONTRACTORSMARKET ECONOMYMEDIAMERCHANTSMINISTERMINISTERSMINISTRY OF ECONOMYMINISTRY OF FINANCEMINISTRY OF TRADEMINORITY GROUPMONETARY POLICIESMONEY LAUNDERINGMONOPOLYNATIONAL BANKNATURAL RESOURCESOLIGARCHIESOPEN TENDERINGOPEN TENDERSOVERHEAD COSTSPATRONAGEPOLICEPOLICY ENVIRONMENTPOLICY MAKERSPREFERENTIALPREFERENTIAL TREATMENTPRICE FORMATIONPRIVATE GAINPROCUREMENTPROCUREMENT ACTIVITIESPROCUREMENT DECISIONSPROCUREMENT GUIDELINESPROCUREMENT LAWPROCUREMENT OF GOODSPROCUREMENT OPERATIONSPROCUREMENT PRACTICESPROCUREMENT PROCESSPROCUREMENT RULESPROCUREMENT SPECIALISTPROCUREMENT SYSTEMPROCUREMENT SYSTEMSPROCUREMENT TRAININGPROCURING ENTITYPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTPROPERTY RIGHTSPROSECUTIONPROSECUTORPUBLICPUBLIC EMPLOYEESPUBLIC FINANCEPUBLIC FUNDSPUBLIC GOODSPUBLIC MONEYPUBLIC OFFICIALSPUBLIC PROCUREMENTPUBLIC PROCUREMENT LAWPUBLIC PROCUREMENT LEGISLATIONPUBLIC PROCUREMENT REGULATIONSPUBLIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEMPUBLIC TENDERSPURCHASERQUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTSRED TAPEREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSREMEDYREQUEST FOR QUOTATIONSRESOURCE MANAGEMENTSAFETY NETSANCTIONSSAVINGSSAVINGS BANKSECURITIESSOURCE OF INCOMESOURCES OF FUNDSSPECIAL FUNDSSTANDARD BIDDINGSTANDARD BIDDING DOCUMENTSSTATE AGENCIESSTATE PROPERTYSUPPLIERSTECHNICAL SPECIALISTSTENDERSTRANSPARENCYUNIONWAGESWASTE MANAGEMENTWorld Bank10.1596/13016