Business Integrity
Skopje, FYROM Macedonia
Having adapted the principles of FIDIC's Business Integrity Management System and the United Nations Global Compact, Media Progress considers integrity essential when operating globally in developing countries. For this reason we have specified our principles for business integrity and a code of conduct for our consultants.
Quality of service
We deliver professional services in accordance with Media Progress policies and relevant technical and professional standards.
We compete vigorously, engaging only in practices that are legal and ethical.
We meet our contractual obligations and report and charge honestly for our services.
We take responsibility for our actions as team members and as an organization.
We comply with the "No Harm Done" principle at all stages of the consultancy.
We are committed to the continuing improvement of our knowledge base, abilities and tools in our area of expertise.
Transparency and integrity
We collaborate transparently with companies, clients, stakeholders and citizens.
We offer only those services we can deliver under contracting terms that do not interfere with our independence, integrity and objectivity.
We shall avoid any conflict of interest, and will inform a customer beforehand of any potential conflict of interest that could emerge during the execution of consulting services.
We will act with loyalty to our customers, and will maintain the confidentiality of any information from the customer that is obtained in the process of performing services.
We will also keep confidential the documents and reports prepared for the customer.
We shall manage with integrity our internal and external customers.
Ethical principles
We support and respect the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights and make sure we are not complicit in human rights abuses.
We work against corruption in all its forms, including extortion and bribery.
We respect every individual regardless of sex, race, nationality or creed. In the same vein we respect the culture, structure and customs of the communities and countries we work in.
We do not operate as instruments of particular governments' foreign policy