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ARMP Guinée : Visite de la Banque Mondiale, Évaluation MAPS et professionnalisation des marchés publics au cœur des discussions
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ARMP Guinée : Visite de la Banque Mondiale, Évaluation MAPS et professionnalisation des marchés publics au cœur des discussions

L’Autorité de Régulation des Marchés Publics (ARMP) de Guinée a reçu le 23 septembre 2024, une délégation de la Banque mondiale pour une réunion dédiée à plusieurs enjeux, notamment l'avancement de l'évaluation MAPS (Methodology…
DIGITALISATION DE LA PASSATION DES MARCHES PUBLICS AU MALAWI
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PPDA MALAWI : DIGITALISATION DE LA PASSATION DES MARCHES PUBLICS

Le Malawi est en train de subir une transformation significative de son système d'approvisionnement public grâce à une initiative nationale de numérisation. Soutenu par le ‘’ Program-for-Results (PforR) ’’ de la Banque Mondiale…
Senegal has identified the digitalization of public procurement as a fundamental pillar for accelerating the transition of its economy towards an information society. This initiative also aims to achieve the government’s goal of modernizing public administration through the development of more innovative and efficient procurement processes. Pierre Liger, an expert recruited by the World Bank and assigned to ARCOP, is tasked with guiding the selection of the optimal solution for the complete digitalization of procurement procedures. To this end, workshops were held in May and June, and the July sessions will include civil society organizations, particularly those specializing in new technologies. The technical assistance mission strongly recommended organizing these final workshops at IRCOP, starting from July 29. Modernizing procurement processes and practices is essential to leverage modern technology. This involves revising how contracting entities prepare tender documents, how bidders submit their offers, how fees are collected for purchasing tender documents, how bid guarantees are managed, how processes are evaluated, and how communication with bidders and other stakeholders is handled, as well as managing contracts and addressing complaints. Streamlined and revised procurement processes and practices will enable stakeholders to operate more transparently, efficiently, cost-effectively, and quickly while reducing the administrative burden on contracting entities and bidding organizations. The e-GP system will be designed in accordance with the new public procurement legislation to offer effective online processes that adhere to the core principles of good public procurement governance: transparency, accountability, anti-corruption, efficiency and effectiveness, rule of law, fairness, accessibility, as well as engagement and awareness of civil society. Stakeholders have been selected based on specific criteria. These primarily include traditional partners such as the Central Directorate of Public Procurement (DCMP), the main administrator of SYGMAP; the Budget and Financial Reforms Coordination Project (PCRBF), which supports funding; the Directorate of Automated Information Processing (DTAI), which hosts the infrastructure; and KERMEL. Some contracting authorities have also been targeted: SENELEC, APIX, AGEROUTE, ARTP, the Port Autonome de Dakar (PAD), and the Ministry of National Education. These entities, with their extensive experience in procurement and significant procurement volumes, will provide valuable feedback to establish a digitalization project that meets current standards.
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Total Dematerialization: Civil Society as a Key New Partner in Change Management

Senegal has identified the digitalization of public procurement as a fundamental pillar for accelerating the transition of its economy towards an information society. This initiative also aims to achieve the government’s goal of modernizing…
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The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (ARMP) Officially Launches Training Series for Presidential Services

The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (ARMP) officially launched a series of training sessions on Monday, July 22, 2024, aimed at the services affiliated with the Presidency of the Republic. This initiative, focused on national rules…

Professionalization of Public Procurement/ Mrs. Poulmery Ba Niang Presents the Experiences of Senegal

On September 23, 2021, the member countries of the sub-regional networks of West and North Africa Public Procurement were in the spotlight during the knowledge and Experiences sharing session organized by the Technical Secretariat of the African Public Procurement…

Professionalization of Public Procurement and Capacity Building/ Mrs. Joyeuse UWINGENEYE Presents Rwanda’s Experiences

Rwanda represented by Mrs. UWINGENEYE Joyeuse actively took part in the session of knowledge and experience sharing organized by the Technical Secretariat of the African Public Procurement Network (APPN) on July 28, 2021 on the theme "The Professionalization…

Tunisia/Online Public Procurement System (TUNEPS)

The High Authority of Public Procurement (HAPP) of Tunisia, took an active part in the session of knowledge and experience sharing on the theme "e-GP: Current Status, Opportunities and Challenges", organized by the Technical Secretariat of the…

Ms. Blandine Wu Chebili presents her experiences on Electronic Procurement

The Technical Secretariat of the African Public Procurement Network (APPN) organized on June 30, 2021, the fourth session of knowledge and experience sharing on the theme "Electronic Public Procurement: current state, opportunities and challenges".…