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For a region where procurement accounts for 20% of GDP in average, this document invite us to move forward in a sustainable public procurement agenda as a tool for economic development providing incentives for a change in the behavior of companies. Also, it highlights the need to move from a procurement approach centered on economic principles to another, integrating economic, social and environmental principles.
This publication elaborated by Sistema B, with the special support of Canada’s International Development Research Centre (IDRC), shows us on how the state can generate innovation while abiding by and sustaining the traditional principles of public procurement, creating more value for money. It is also an invitation to empower the stakeholders for change and catalysts of triple bottom line businesses. That’s why it includes arguments and tools that provide a way to advance today towards the implementation of SPP as well as to motivate, inspire and empower the purchasing agents of the region.
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Colombia’s National Public Procurement Agency Prepares New Public Purchasing SystemThe National Public Procurement Agency, Colombia Compra Eficiente, has identified major issues with the current Ele...
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DGCP (Dominican Republic) Earns Anti-Bribery Management CertificationThe General Directorate of Public Procurement (DGCP) has received the ISO 37001:2016 certification from the ...
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Dominican Republic’s DGCP Launches Innovative Information System to Enhance Transparency, Planning, and Participation in Public ProcurementThe General Directorate of Public Procurement (DGCP) of the Dominican Republic has launched a new Public Pro...
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19 April, 2025 Costa Rica’s Public Procurement Directorate Wins International Award for Training in Innovative Public ProcurementPublic Procurement Systems See more
