Модели за дигитален контрол и интегритет при планиране и разходване на публични средства: опитът на Италия, Франция и Казахстан и възможностите за прилагане в България
Models of Digital Control and Integrity in Public Fund Management: Lessons from Italy, France and Kazakhstan and Their Application in Bulgaria

Author(s): Teodor Burov
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Economy, Governance, Public Administration, Public Finances, ICT Information and Communications Technologies
Published by: Университет за национално и световно стопанство (УНСС)
Keywords: digital control; integrity; public procurement; open data; artificial intelligence
Summary/Abstract: This paper explores digital models for control and integrity in public fund management, focusing on public procurement and financial transparency. It compares three international models for digital control and integrity in public spending – Italy’s ANAC system for procurement oversight, France’s Chorus Pro B2G e-invoicing platform, and Kazakhstan’s AI-based Datanomix model. Building on their strengths, the paper proposes a Digital Procurement Integrity Hub (DPIH) for Bulgaria, integrating data from CAIS EOP, ARACHNE, ISBK and the forthcoming national e-invoicing system. The model aims to provide full-cycle procurement oversight through automated analytics, anomaly detection, structured open data and institutional cooperation. The findings show that digital tools can transform public spending control from reactive to preventive, enhancing transparency, accountability and public trust.

• Details
• Contents