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Published17/07/2024
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Deadline20/08/2024
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Today04/12/2024
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CoE - Development of a methodology and fraud-risk assessments
The Directorate of Internal Oversight (DIO) is currently implementing its work programme for 2024-2027. The work programme includes several fraud risk assessments of Major Administrative Entities (MAEs). The DIO is thus looking for a Provider to develop a methodology, as well as to carry out fraud-risk assessments of two MAEs at the Council of Europe. The methodology shall serve as a practical tool for identification of specific risks, assessment of their likelihood and impact, detection of red flags, identification of internal controls and their adequacy, and identification of possible remedial measures. The primary objectives of a fraud-risk assessment are to: identify possible risks of fraud, corruption and/or other integrity risks and determine the activity’s susceptibility to such risks; detect red flags; evaluate the effectiveness of existing prevention, detection, and deterrence mechanisms; and recommend improvements, where necessary. The expected deliverables are the following: 1. First output: a fraud-risk-assessment methodology (framework), covering operations at MAE level, which shall consist of practical tools and serve inter alia for identification of specific risks, assessment of their likelihood and impact, detection of red flags (fraud and/or other integrity risks), identification of internal controls and their adequacy, assessment of residual risks, and identification of possible remedial measures. 2. Second output: fraud-risk assessments to assess the exposure of two of the MAEs of the Council of Europe using the methodology developed. 3. Third output: reflection paper on the experience of applying the methodology to fraud risk assessments in two MAEs and as appropriate a revised methodology (in case issues were identified that need to be improved).
https://eproc.coe.int/callfortenders/179
https://eproc.coe.int/callfortenders/179
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