In a joint statement, BIAC, TUAC, and OECD Watch call upon the OECD to provide the resources necessary to fund an effective peer review programme. They also call upon governments of all adhering countries to ensure that their NCPs are adequately equipped and staffed, so that they can fulfill their objectives, as set out in the OECD Guidelines.
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In our submissions, OECD Watch made recommendations on behalf of civil society on improving the NCPs’ communications, procedures, and structures. Download our submissions here: NCP Kazakhstan: NCP-Portugal-Peer-Review-2023-OECD-Watch-submission.pdf NCP Poland: NCP-Poland-Peer-Review-2023-OECD-Watch-submission.pdf NCP Türkiye: NCP-Turkiye-Peer-Review-2023-OECD-Watch-submission-1.pdf
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