Jun32021

Covid-19 and fundamental rights, protagonists in Unisocietat Alzira

On May 25, the Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Valencia, Sefa Ridaura, gave the presentation “Covid-19 and fundamental rights” in the UNISOCIETAT conference cycle, in face-to-face format, within the framework of the collaboration agreement existing between the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency with the Vice-Rector’s Office for Territorial Projection and Society of the University of Valencia.

Joan Llinares, director of the AVAF, has presented, in the city of Alzira, the conference where the exercise of fundamental rights in the Spanish constitution of 1978 and what rights can be affected during the declaration of exceptional states have been the protagonists . The possibility of limiting fundamental rights without the coverage of the state of alarm has also focused the conference.

The public attending, 22 people, attending the anticovid measures stipulated by the pandemic, has actively participated by asking questions, which have focused on understanding how the declaration of the state of alarm has affected their fundamental rights.

The Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency actively participates in the Unisocietat program as it is an instrument that carries out training activities in a decentralized manner and where the citizens of the different regions and localities of the Valencian territory are the protagonists of the debates and reflections generated by each training action. .

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May272021

32% of the complaints filed with the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency during 2020 were about public procurement

Valencia, May 25, 2021.– In 2020, a total of 226 complaints were filed at the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency, 34% more than in 2019. Regarding the subject matter of the complaint, 72 of the 226 complaints filed , that is, 32%, referred to public procurement.
If we analyze in detail that 32% of complaints filed about hiring, 19% of the cases refer to service contracts; 5% for concessions; 3% to supply contracts and 2% to works contracts.
In second place with respect to the matters most reported to the AVAF is the management of human resources, with 28% of the total, that is, 68 complaints. Of these 68 complaints, those that refer to selective procedures and the provision of jobs are the ones that have accounted for the largest number of complaints with a total of 50 complaints filed.
For their part, subsidies have accounted for 12% of complaints in 2020; followed by 10% by complaints about urban planning and the environment, and by 4% by complaints about heritage. The remaining 14% of the complaints are included under the heading of “others”, since they deal with issues that do not easily fit into the traditional areas of activity carried out in the general administration.
If we compare these data with those of the previous year, we see that public procurement has gone from occupying the second place in 2019 with regard to the complaints filed, with 25% of the total, to occupying the first place in 2020 with the 3. 4%. Likewise, complaints about aspects related to human resources have gone from 40% of complaints filed during 2019 to 28% during 2020.

The most significant drop has been registered, despite the complaints that refer to the misuse of public resources that represented 16% of the complaints during 2019, with 27 complaints filed, and which practically disappeared in 2020 since only a complaint for this concept was registered throughout the year.
Among the functions entrusted to the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency are the functions of prevention and training against fraud and corruption, with special emphasis on the construction of public ethics and integrity.

For this reason, a course on “Integrity and Prevention in public procurement in the Valencian Community” has been organized together with the Valencian Institute of Public Administration (IVAP). This training activity is aimed at personnel who work in the administration of the Generalitat Valenciana, especially those related to the recruitment area.

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May182021

The Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency held a new webinar dedicated to the Complaints Box

Valencia. May 14, 2021. On May 11, the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency held a new webinar dedicated to explaining to civil society and public employees the operation of the Complaints Box. From the hand of Gustavo Segura, Director of Analysis and Research of the AVAF, registered participants and followers of the agency’s YouTube channel learned about its operation, utilities and practical examples. In his speech, Segura emphasized the growth in complaints received by the AVAF through this communication channel, which today accounts for 85% of the complaints received. Another important aspect was the emphasis placed by the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency on the protection of the whistleblower and the anonymity of the people who report. To end the webinar, after the questions posed by the participants, both from the meeting on Webex, and from the followers of the live broadcast on YouTube, Joan Llinares, Director of the AVAF, took the opportunity to thank the attendance at this new training session . The director also pointed out that this type of initiative is part of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency’s strategy to bring the institution closer to the public and deepen the knowledge of the tools that are available to society to prevent and investigate fraud and fraud. corruption.

You can check the webinar in the following link

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