United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and National Anticorruption Center (NAC) have launched the “reLAWed” platform, which allows any citizen to report ambiguous, incomplete or interpretable normative acts, which may generate acts of corruption. Then, the normative acts reported through the “reLAWed” application will be reviewed by NAC so as to identify the corruption risks, after which will be proposed for amendment.

The platform may be accessed from any computer or mobile device through the official web page of the NAC www.cna.md or from the following address http://relawed.cna.md/. It offers the possibility to describe the problematic provisions, but also to suggest amendments for the reported normative act. All the reports may be also submitted anonymously, without disclosing data which might lead to a person’s identification. The users will be able to follow the stages of their notification’s review, by accessing the compartment “Archive” or “Recent notifications” on the platform page or will receive information on their email address..

The platform also contains reporting statistics, inserted in the headings “Top most reported normative acts”, “Top reports by status”, “Total reports registered by occupation”.

The “reLAWed” platform was developed within the “Curbing corruption by building sustainable integrity in the Republic of Moldova” project implemented by UNDP in partnership with the National Anticorruption Center, with the financial support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway, and can also be accessed on the official page of AGEPI.

More details can be found here: https://www.cna.md/libview.php?l=ro&idc=5&id=2823&t=/Serviciul-relatii-publice/Comunicate-de-presa/Legile-generatoare-de-coruptie-pot-fi-raportate-prin-intermediul-unei-platforme-lansate-de-PNUD-i-CNA.