{"id":28619,"date":"2025-05-30T08:40:56","date_gmt":"2025-05-30T08:40:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bulgariancp.bg\/?p=28619"},"modified":"2025-05-30T08:40:56","modified_gmt":"2025-05-30T08:40:56","slug":"boyko-takov-the-head-of-the-bulgarian-ncp-took-part-in-forum-business-integrity-and-sustainability","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/bulgariancp.bg\/en\/boyko-takov-the-head-of-the-bulgarian-ncp-took-part-in-forum-business-integrity-and-sustainability\/","title":{"rendered":"Boyko Takov,\u00a0 the Head of the Bulgarian NCP, took part in forum \u201cBusiness Integrity and Sustainability\u201d"},"content":{"rendered":"
Boyko Takov,\u00a0 the Head of the Bulgarian NCP and Executive director of Bulgarian small and medium enterprises promotion agency,\u00a0 took part in forum \u201cBusiness Integrity and Sustainability\u201d, which is organized by the Bulgarian Network of the UN Global Compact in partnership with the UN Global Compact and Transparency International Bulgaria.<\/p>\n
Takov highlighted the role of the National Contact Point of Bulgaria for Responsible Business Conduct, which promotes the OECD Guidelines, both among small and medium-sized businesses and among all stakeholders. \u201cThe roadmap for joining the OECD is quite large and broad. It also includes the mechanism \u2013 the National Contact Point (NCP) for responsible business conduct. This is a mechanism that is implemented by all OECD member states and provides guidelines for responsible business conduct, and Bulgaria was welcomed as the 51st National Contact Point,\u201d said Boyko Takov in the panel \u201cCollective Action: Anti-Corruption and Transformative Governance\u201d.<\/p>\n
During the discussion, the directions of action by institutions, business and civil society were discussed so that joint efforts can lead to systematic, positive changes. Takov emphasized the Guidelines for building ethical business models and what measures BSMEPA and the NCP is taking in this direction.<\/p>\n \u201cThe National Contact Point also has another role – to handle signals of non-compliance with the Guidelines, called \u201cspecific cases\u201d. In its structure, the NCP has a working group, which is composed of four types of organizations – non-governmental organizations, employers’ organizations, trade unions and representatives of the government institutions, where they are taking decisions consensus. One of the chapters in the Guidelines is related to bribery and corruption. They are absolutely incompatible with responsible business conduct. This issue concerns the entire society and there are many positive signals that we are moving in the right direction. As the last established NCP, we are in \u00a0constant communication with the OECD Secretariat and receive recommendations for taking certain actions in order to meet the requirements for joining the organization,\u201d said Boyko Takov.<\/p>\n
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