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Asia and Pacific Conference on Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP)

 
 
 

Bali, Indonesia: 22 November 2011 - 24 November 2011.

This conference aims to provide a forum to share ideas, experiences, discuss common issues on developing and implementing e-GP, an important component of e-Governance, and explore opportunities of collaboration among ADB's developing member countries and ADB on promoting and implementing e-GP in the region. Follow us on twitter @eGPMAP

 


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e-GP – Observatory 2012 proposal

 
 
 

During the 7th Annual Conference on Government Procurement of the Americas in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, held from 18 to 20 October 2011, took place the annual INGP members’ private meeting. In this context was presented a proposal for reforms and new features to the EGP MAP – Observatory tool for application to the next edition.

 

 

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Survey Responses on Government Procurement System and e-GP Readiness Now Posted

 
 
 

Under the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) Asia Pacific Procurement Partnership Initiative (APPI), ADB’s Central Operations Services Office (COSO) commissioned a Government Procurement System and e-GP Profiles Survey to evaluate the state of e-GP readiness and implementation in its developing member countries (DMCs).

A brief report on the submissions and the overview of the Survey findings (e.g. number of responding DMCs by region, questionnaire parts completed, etc.) can be viewed by clicking on this link http://www.scribd.com/fullscreen/65167831?access_key=key-5u3ced1ssklgc6vha3s
Access to the “Country Profiles” webpage is presently restricted temporarily to public procurement officials in ADB’s DMCs who had responded to the Survey. This page restriction will be eventually removed, and the page contents made accessible to all.
This initial exercise may lead to the creation of a dynamic database of country public procurement profiles to house basic facts about each public procurement system of ADB developing member countries. This database, which will facilitate sharing of latest developments and practices with respect to public procurement in the region, will be updated on an as needed basis by the relevant public procurement authority or government agency in charge of each participating country .read more ...

 


The 4th IPPC will be hosted in South Korea in August 2010
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The International Public Procurement Conference (IPPC 4) is a global forum that aims at gathering public procurement practitioners, researchers and academia from all countries to share their experience, knowledge as well as to discuss critical issues related to public procurement.

Since 2004, the Conference has been taking place on a bi-annual basis and is hosted by a different government each time (2004 – Florida, USA; 2- Rome, Italy; 3- Amsterdam, Netherlands). In August 2010, the 4th IPPC will be held in Seoul, South Korea.

This Forum is also an opportunity for those interested in public procurement to present research papers. Selected papers will be published in the Journal of Public Procurement (JoPP) and in a edited book that will be distributed at the end of the conference. The 2010 theme is “Towards New Frontiers in Public Procurement.”

For more information please visit: http://www.ippc2010.kr/

 

CASE STUDIES

 
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India

This case study has been prepared with the intent to provide a rich and holistic view on the development of e-GP in India. An attempt has been made to consolidate various details about implementation of e-GP in India. All factual data presented in this document is backed up by publicly available information from reliable information sources.

 

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Philipines

The Internet has offered governments and organizations a new channel to deliver services and information in a more open and cost efficient manner. Many countries including the Philippines have taken advantage of the Internet and have developed new applications services for the delivery of government services including electronic procurement systems. The Philippine government established its own electronic procurement, the PhilGEPS, as part of its initiatives to modernize the procurement process and achieve greater transparency.

 

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Armenia

This case study presents an investigation of Armenian government’s e-Procurement initiative. This case study is initiated within the scope of RETA 7437-Asia Pacific Procurement Partnership Initiative. The APPI undertakes studies of e-GP initiatives of selected ADB Developing Member Countries and is planning to present them in planned Asia-Pacific Conference on e-GP.

 

 

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