Central registry of public procurements in Poland is now open to everyone
Wichtigste Punkte
- The Central Registry, which makes public contracts in Poland transparent, was launched on 1 July.
- An average of 3 thousand new public contracts are registered in the system daily.
- The city of Płock made an agreement to transfer 12 million zloti to the local Wisła sports club.
- Rapper Edzio signed a 30 thousand zloti concert contract with the Pępowo municipality.
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In Poland, the Central Registry (Centralny Rejestr) was launched on 1 July to enable transparent tracking of public contracts. Thousands of official contracts are added to the new system daily, and citizens can access these records.
Among these records, there are also some notable expenditure items. For example, it was seen that the Pępowo municipality signed a concert contract with the rap artist named Edzio for 30 thousand zloti. In addition, it was revealed that the Ministry of Culture ordered an evacuation bag worth 12 thousand zloti.
On the other hand, the city of Płock reached an agreement to make a payment of 12 million zloti to the local Wisła club. All this data allows citizens to closely examine the use of public resources.
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- What is the Central Registry and when did it enter into force?
- The Central Registry is a system where public contracts are transparently disclosed to the public, and it started to be used on 1 July.
- What are the prominent expenditures among the announced contracts?
- Rapper Edzio's 30 thousand zloti concert fee, the Ministry of Culture's 12 thousand zloti evacuation bag purchase, and the city of Płock's 12 million zloti payment to the sports club are among the prominent items.
- How many new contracts are registered in the system daily?
- Approximately 3 thousand new public contracts are added to the system every day.
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