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 * How Bangladesh bridged the gap between amateur and professional in government
   procurement
 * Rated Criteria: Promoting Value in World Bank Procurement
 * Public Procurement Transformation in Bangladesh
 * Achievement of Value for Money and Enhancement of Efficiency, Economy and
   Transparency in Procurement - Document Archive System


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 * End-to-End Procurement Planning and Maintenance System Integrated with
   Project MIS
 * Application of Construction Milestones in Rural Road Contracts of Nepal
 * Gross National Happiness Model for Pursuing Sustainable Public Procurement
 * Government procurement is the basis of wide opportunities for enterprise
   development
 * The Challenges of Procurement Training in a Fragile Country: the Afghanistan
   Experience
 * When and How to Open Contracts: Transparency and Engagement through World
   Bank Projects
 * Innovations and Best Practices in Procurement Processes of Disaster Recovery
   Projects
 * World Bank Experts Discuss Global Procurement Trends and Armenia's e-GP
   system with the National Assembly
 * Technology driving transparent and accountable public procurement reform in
   Bangladesh
 * Prototype for Implementation of Framework Agreement via Blockchain
 * Construction Project Planning and Management Capacity Building in India: A
   Wholistic Approach to Boost Infrastructure Development
 * Zimbabwe: Public Procurement reform to catalyze greater transparency and
   development
 * 15th Procurement, Integrity, Management and Openness (PRIMO) Forum
 * e-Procurement World Map
 * Preventing and controlling corruption: A modern approach to Procurement
 * 6th South Asia Public Procurement Conference held in Thimphu, Bhutan
 * South Asia Procurement Innovation Awards 2018 Announced
 * Procurement iNET completes 5 years and new CPPP Fastest 100% Challenge
   Launched
 * Risky Business: Does Debarring Poor Performers Mitigate Future Performance
   Risk?
 * Global Procurement Summit 2019, New Delhi, India
 * World Bank India launches Survey for International Civil Works Contractors
 * World Bank launches new Complaints Module in Systematic Tracking of Exchanges
   in Procurement (STEP) System
 * New Open Contracting Data Standard for e-Procurement Systems Launched
 * Bangladesh's success in public procurement: Sustained reform really pays off
 * The five drivers for improving public sector performance: Lessons from the
   new World Bank Global Report
 * South Asia Public Procurement Innovation Awards 2018
 * Conversation with Khaled Elarbi, President, High Authority for Public
   Procurement (HAICOP), Tunisia on the Digitalization of Public Procurement
 * Breaking the glass ceiling in Africa: Rwanda E-Government Procurement System
 * How government e-marketplace is revolutionizing procurement in India
 * Ensuring Value for Money in Infrastructure Projects - The Botswana way
 * Blockchain Lessons for Procurement
 * Botswana’s Benevolent Move to Enhance its Procurement Profession
 * Achieving Better Value for Money Using e-Auction for Procurement of Goods by
   Public Sector - A Success Case from DPDC
 * Guide to Project Management and Contract Management (GPMCM) – New Approach to
   Improve Efficiency and Effectiveness of Procurement Outcomes
 * Regional Winners of SAPIA 2017 participate in 8th International Public
   Procurement Conference (IPPC 8) Arusha, Tanzania
 * The Future of Public Procurement in the Era of Digitalization
 * World Bank Operations Procurement Helping Turkey to Procure a US$2 Billion
   Gas Storage Facility
 * Unlocking Energy Efficiency Market in India - Through Innovative Procurement
   Business Model
 * Getting value for money: Creating an automated market place for farmers in
   Pakistan
 * Towards a Single Market for Public Procurement in Caribbean Small States
 * Web-Based Online Evaluation Tool (e-Tool) for Procurement of Works by Royal
   Government of Bhutan
 * Strengthening Health Sector Procurement System Offer Hopes for Universal
   Health Coverage in Nepal
 * Morocco makes Strides in Modernizing its Public Procurement System—
   Operationalization of the Procurement Regulatory Body
 * Innovations in Procurement Process and Selection that Lead to Improved
   Outcomes – Tenderers’ Database Management System
 * Looking Back and Forward: The World Bank’s Procurement Framework
 * Independent Monitoring and Evaluation of Contracted Health Services Leads to
   Improved Outcomes in Rural Areas of Afghanistan
 * Fifth South Asia Region Public Procurement Conference brings focus on
   Procurement in Public Service Delivery
 * 12 Procurement Innovations from South Asian Countries Celebrated
 * Social Media is Improving Procurement in Lao PDR
 * ASEAN meeting explores ways of professionalizing public procurement to meet
   development challenges
 * Second International Training Program on the World Bank’s New Procurement
   Framework
 * South Asia Procurement Innovations Award 2017 launched with Bigger and Better
   Prizes
 * How to bid, finding opportunities, what makes a successful bid
 * Pushing boundaries in procurement framework implementation
 * Experience of Developing PPSD for the Assam Agribusiness and Rural
   Transformation Project (APART), India
 * An Electronic Approach: Streamlining Georgia's Procurement
 * South Asia Heads of Procurement Knowledge Exchange Program to U.S. Government
   Procurement Systems started
 * 13th Procurement, Integrity, Management and Openness (PRIMO) Forum - a
   Documentary
 * Bangladesh to strengthen public procurement with World Bank supported Project
 * Establishment of Technology-Based Health Procurement and Supply Chain
   Management System, and Capacity Development in Tamil Nadu Medical Services
   Corporation
 * Towards a Single Market for Public Procurement in Caribbean Small States
 * Redefining Procurement as an Innovative and Collaborative Centre of
   Excellence for Best-in-Class Sourcing Solution
 * India’s PowerGrid Endorsed for Alternative Procurement Arrangements by the
   World Bank
 * Achieving Value for Money in Indonesia’s Geothermal Project
 * Citizen Monitoring of Rural Roads Under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana
   (PMGSY), India
 * Establishment of Grant and Service Contract Management Unit (GCMU) to Manage
   Contracting Out of Health Services in Afghanistan
 * Procurement for Regional Development–Public Policy Initiative in Sri Lanka
 * PPAF Community-Driven Development (CDD) Procurement Model, Pakistan
 * Making Successful Procurement of IT Systems - An Experience from Vietnam
 * Procurement Observatories continue to deliver in India
 * Implementation of National e-GP System in Nepal
 * Government e-Marketplace (GeM), India
 * Africa High Level Public Procurement and Electronic Government Procurement
   Forums
 * Development of Procurement Cadre as Part of Holistic Procurement Reforms in
   Bhutan
 * Modernizing Public Procurement in Zimbabwe, one Step at a Time
 * Citizen Engagement During Public Procurement Implementation in Bangladesh
 * Winter 2017 Virtual Procurement, Integrity, Management, and Openness (PRIMO)
   Forum on Sanctions and Debarment Systems
 * Close and Personalized Procurement Monitoring, Leading to Procurement
   Efficiency in Irrigation Sector in Fragile and Challenging Environments of
   Afghanistan
 * Procurement Framework 2016 offers wider choices to ‘Go to Market’ based on
   PPSD
 * Procurement Framework 2016 - Benefits, Status of Roll-out and M&E
   Arrangements
 * PPSD offers Fit for Purpose Procurement Solutions
 * Global Procurement Summit
 * Fourth South Asia Region Public Procurement Conference
 * The World Bank e-Procurement Tools
 * South Asia Procurement Innovations Awards, 2016
 * Learning Videos launched on STEP, online tracking tool on procurement for
   World Bank Projects
 * Open e-Learning is Building a Cadre of Procurement Experts
 * South Asia Region Public Procurement Conference, 2017
 * Online Certificate Program in Public Procurement in Arabic Launched in Egypt
 * First Procurement Knowledge Exchange Forum among ASEAN Countries
 * Nobel Prize in Economics for contribution to Theory of Contract
 * The Africa Region Harnesses Integrated e-Government Procurement (e-GP)
   Systems in Pursuit of Transparency and Integrity
 * Procurement Reform for Humanitarian and Development Challenges in Kurdistan
   Region of Iraq (KRI)
 * Successful Procurement is not just a set of Activities, it is a Strategy
 * Afghanistan - Trends and Recent Developments in Governance
 * PPSD is an Opportunity for clients and staff for Improved Procurement
   Management
 * Procurement Reform Advances in the MENA Region
 * Data Analysis and Collaborative Work in Action for Expedited Disbursements in
   Africa
 * Ensuring Good Governance in Procurement in Sri Lanka
 * New Procurement System to Improve Development Impact and Transparency in
   South Asia
 * World Bank, USTDA Formalize Procurement Partnership
 * How the New Procurement Framework Will Benefit 45.6 Million People in India
 * Procuring the Future
 * Reasons to Bid, Finding Business Opportunities
 * New World Bank Procurement Framework Promotes Strengthened National
   Procurement Systems
 * The readiness for Procurement Framework 2016
 * 6 Things to know about New Procurement Framework


THE WORLD BANK E-PROCUREMENT TOOLS

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The World Bank e-Procurement Tools

The World Bank has taken the initiative to create two online tools aiming at
assisting countries to better understand e-Procurement and modernize their
overall e-GP framework, as well as to ensure compliance. In this context, the
World Bank has implemented the e-Procurement online learning course and the
e-Procurement Toolkit, both of which provide practical information for users to
quickly and easily take advantage of e-procurement benefits through
implementation of e-Procurement.

Rapid e-Procurement Toolkit
The Rapid e-Procurement Toolkit provides guidance to clients to better
understand their needs and requirements. In the past, implementing e-Procurement
solutions has been resource intensive, time consuming and costly. By
streamlining the e-Procurement process with the introduction of a dedicated
website, countries can benefit from a more economical and efficient approach to
enhancing transparency and accountability in public spending. The toolkit also
leverages the lessons learned from previous e-Procurement implementations in the
region. Furthermore, it incorporates the best practices in the market place and
answers typical e-Procurement questions.

The Rapid e-Procurement Toolkit website provides two core sections:

 * Documents section, including four documents covering the following essential
   topics:
   1. E-Procurement Preparation: Understanding the concept of e-Government
      Procurement (e-GP) and evaluating why and how to pursue the establishment
      of an e-GP framework. This document includes what are the benefits that
      e-GP implementation projects can offer and what are the actions that need
      to be planned in order to layout the way forward.
   2. Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS) Implementation Methodology:
      Understanding the concept of Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS) and
      obtaining a high-level approach for its implementation in an e-Procurement
      system. This document presents an overview of the OCDS and how it can be
      incorporated in a new or existing e-Procurement system.
   3. Public Procurement Indicators:Understanding the concept of public
      procurement indicators for the assessment of the operation of e-GP against
      relevant policy goals. This document presents different categories of
      public procurement indicators. For each indicator, computational method
      and target are defined.
   4. Guidelines for Conducting Market Analysis for e-Procurement Systems:
      Defining core principles of a methodology for conducting a market analysis
      with a view to obtaining/implementing e-Procurement systems. This document
      presents why and how market analysis can be performed as a means to better
      understand the ICT market regarding the available vendors and existing
      e-Procurement software products.
 * Template Requirements functionality, guiding users to quickly formalize their
   technical requirements for implementing or procuring an e-Procurement system,
   in terms of:
   1. E-Procurement modules (14 modules in total, such as “Catalogues
      Management”)
   2. E-Procurement sub-modules (65 sub-modules in total, such as “Catalogue
      submission”)
   3. E-Procurement requirements (approximately 400 requirements)

The Rapid E-Procurement Toolkit is accessible at:
www.eProcurementToolkit.org

Online Learning Course
E-Government procurement (e-GP) projects are often part of the wider
e-Government efforts of countries to efficiently and effectively serve their
citizens and businesses. E-GP promotes better governance in public procurement
by increasing transparency and eliminating opportunities for fraud and
corruption. The application of ICT to procurement processes has resulted in
e-Procurement platforms that are ideally suited to address the e-GP objectives.

Pursuing an e-Procurement system implementation is an effective way to improve
public procurement management, through the automation of all underlying
processes. Many governments worldwide have adopted end-to-end e-Procurement
systems which cover the full procurement cycle.

The e-Procurement Online Learning course is composed of five modules, aiming to
assist its audience to better understand electronic procurement and provide
guidance on decisions that need to be taken for establishing or improving e-GP
national frameworks.

The course initially focuses on how organizations can establish a plan for an
e-GP implementation, and what benefits can be expected by such an implementation
project. Furthermore, it provides an overview of the basic and advanced features
and modules of e-Procurement systems, along with concise information on how to
implement each of the described e-Procurement modules.

Additionally, the course briefly describes e-Procurement indicators and presents
how these can be used by governments in order to measure adoption, performance
and overall governance. Lastly, it focuses on how to incorporate procurement and
e-Procurement into Financial Management Information System (FMIS)
implementations in the context of Public Financial Management (PFM) reform
projects.

At the end of this course, a certification can be obtained by those participants
who complete the course and successfully pass the respective examination.

The five modules are:

 * E-Procurement Preparation
 * E-Procurement Basics
 * Advanced e-Procurement
 * E-Procurement Indicators
 * incorporating e-Procurement into Public Financial Management (PFM) reforms

A sixth module relates to the exam questions leading to the e-Procurement
Champion certificate.
The E-Procurement Online Learning course is accessible at:
www.eProcurementLearning.org



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