Brussels. An online toolkit to help small and medium-sized enterprises to prevent and counteract corruption which they may incur in relations with public administrations. This is the core of the ACTS (Anti-Corruption Toolkit for SMEs) project, proposed by Unioncamere and co-financed by the European Union Internal Security Fund. The toolkit, which will be available at the beginning of February on http://www.acts-project.eu/, was presented on December 7th in Brussels as part of the International Anti-Corruption Day, during a workshop specifically addressed to SMEs which was also attended by the Italian Ambassador to Belgium, Elena Basile and the Belgian Deputy Prime Minister for Labour, Economy, and Consumers, Kris Peeters. All of the project partners who contributed to the preparation of the toolkit in 4 languages (Italian, English, Serbian and Romanian) that was launched in January 2016 were: Unioncamere, which also used its Brussels counterpart; the Chambers of Commerce of Bari and Latina for Italy, the Chamber of Commerce of Costanta for Romania, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia and Eurochambres (the association of European chamber systems). (9Colonne)
