Romania’s draft National Anticorruption Strategy for 2011-2014 sets a series of measures aimed to prevent corruption, such as declaring gifts, transparency in decision making, or setting a register noting code of conduct breaches by high officials and public servants.

The draft anticorruption strategy, which incorporates the EU's priorities: recovering the proceeds of crime, protecting whistleblowers, preventing and fighting political corruption, was put up for public debate on Tuesday.

Through the use of preventive measures and associated evaluation indicators, the strategy proposes running regular self-evaluations in every institution on the efficiency of anticorruption measures.

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