Alexei Navalny launched RosPil in December 2010 as an anti-corruption project focused on government procurement. Its goal was to identify suspicious state contracts and challenge them through legal complaints, public scrutiny, and court action.
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The project aimed to make the opaque and highly technical world of public procurement understandable to ordinary people. Volunteers, experts, and users helped uncover questionable tenders, while the project’s lawyers analyzed the documents and pushed officials and regulators to respond. Funded through public donations, RosPil became one of the key projects that later evolved into the Anti-Corruption Foundation (ACF). It demonstrated that investigations could lead to direct action — not only exposing corruption, but also stopping fraudulent contracts and forcing the system to react. RosPil’s legal work helped prevent corrupt government contracts worth more than 70 billion rubles.