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Region: procurement officials required to declare conflicts, 2022 survey

Official response to the 2022 IDB–OECD survey: 1 means officials must declare no conflict or notify a potential conflict; 0 means they do not. A rule on paper does not prove enforcement. Nicaragua was not surveyed.

Oct 8, 2026

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Bolivia accounts for 12.5% of the displayed total (1). Together with Costa Rica, the top two categories make up 25%.

00.3330.6671BoliviaBolivia1 · 12.5%Bolivia: 1ColombiaColombia0 · 0%Colombia: 0Costa RicaCosta Rica1 · 12.5%Costa Rica: 1EcuadorEcuador1 · 12.5%Ecuador: 1El SalvadorEl Salvador0 · 0%El Salvador: 0GuatemalaGuatemala1 · 12.5%Guatemala: 1HondurasHonduras0 · 0%Honduras: 0MexicoMexico1 · 12.5%Mexico: 1PanamaPanama1 · 12.5%Panama: 1ParaguayParaguay1 · 12.5%Paraguay: 1PeruPeru0 · 0%Peru: 0Dominican RepublicDominican Republic0 · 0%Dominican Republic: 0UruguayUruguay1 · 12.5%Uruguay: 1
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2 filters · 2 partitionsIndicator key: procurement_conflict_declarationYear: 2022

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IDB–OECD: public procurement integrity

Regional · Macro indicators

These are central-government policy-survey responses, not evidence that a safeguard is enforced or effective. Values are separate binary answers (1 yes, 0 no); never sum them into an invented score. Nicaragua was not in the source survey, and “no data available” remains missing rather than zero. Most observations refer to 2022, not current practice.

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