Public Procurement Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean
Procurement is a vital component of a country's public administration that links the financial system with economic and social outcomes. The state of government procurement greatly determines the governance and performance of community service...
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okr-10986-274602021-04-23T14:04:42Z Public Procurement Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean Schapper, Paul R. Veiga Malta, Joao N. ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADVERTISING BACK OFFICE BEST PRACTICE BIDDERS BIDDING BRIBERY BUSINESS DECISIONS BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS OBJECTIVES BUSINESSES BUYER CAPABILITIES CIVIL LAW CIVIL SERVICE CIVIL WORKS CODES OF CONDUCT COLLUSION COMPLAINTS COMPLEX CONTRACTS COMPLEX GOODS COMPLEX PROJECTS CONDUCT OF PROCUREMENT CONTRACT AWARD CONTRACT MANAGEMENT CONTRACT VARIATIONS CONTRACTOR CORRUPTION COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT REPORT DAY-TO-DAY MANAGEMENT DISCRETION DUE PROCESS E-PROCUREMENT ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT ETHICS EVALUATION OF BIDS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SYSTEM FOREIGN INVESTMENT FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENT POLICY GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT HUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSTITUTION INTEGRITY INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVENTORY LEGAL FRAMEWORKS LEGAL ISSUE LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORKS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET RESEARCH MARKET SEGMENTATION MARKET SEGMENTS MONOPOLY NATIONAL PROCUREMENT NATIONAL PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS OPEN COMPETITION OPEN TENDERING OUTSOURCING PATRONAGE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS PERFORMANCE MEASURES PRIORITIES PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE SECTOR PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT ACTION PROCUREMENT ENVIRONMENT PROCUREMENT GUIDELINES PROCUREMENT LAWS PROCUREMENT LEGISLATION PROCUREMENT OFFICIALS PROCUREMENT OPERATIONS PROCUREMENT PERFORMANCE PROCUREMENT POLICIES PROCUREMENT PRACTICE PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES PROCUREMENT PROCESS PROCUREMENT PROFESSIONALS PROCUREMENT REGULATION PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS PROCUREMENT RULES PROCUREMENT TRAINING PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC CONTRACTS PUBLIC ENTITIES PUBLIC FUNDS PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT REFORM PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM QUALIFICATION CRITERIA QUALITY CONTROL REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS SERVICE PROVIDERS SOCIAL SERVICES STANDARDIZATION SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL STANDARDS TENDER PROCESS TRANSACTION TRANSPARENCY TYPES OF PROCUREMENT VERIFICATION Procurement is a vital component of a country's public administration that links the financial system with economic and social outcomes. The state of government procurement greatly determines the governance and performance of community services and cuts across almost every area of planning, program management, and budgeting. Managing up to 20 percent of gross domestic product, a public procurement system that optimizes value-for-money has wide-ranging national benefits. On the other hand, weaknesses in procurement management under-deliver social services and increase sovereign risk for foreign investment. The analysis raises significant considerations about whether the development agencies, by promoting only a traditional model of procurement, are keeping pace with the changing needs of modern government. A refocus of procurement legislation and regulation in terms of standards and results rather than procedures would seem to represent a better match for modern entities. This would represent a significant cultural shift in the administration of procurement in these jurisdictions, and would require a major shift in the monitoring, evaluation and audit of this function. It would also have major implications for its professionalization. 2017-06-28T19:19:33Z 2017-06-28T19:19:33Z 2011-07 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/371061468229175620/Public-procurement-reform-in-Latin-America-and-the-Caribbean http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27460 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research Latin America & Caribbean Caribbean |
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ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADVERTISING BACK OFFICE BEST PRACTICE BIDDERS BIDDING BRIBERY BUSINESS DECISIONS BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS OBJECTIVES BUSINESSES BUYER CAPABILITIES CIVIL LAW CIVIL SERVICE CIVIL WORKS CODES OF CONDUCT COLLUSION COMPLAINTS COMPLEX CONTRACTS COMPLEX GOODS COMPLEX PROJECTS CONDUCT OF PROCUREMENT CONTRACT AWARD CONTRACT MANAGEMENT CONTRACT VARIATIONS CONTRACTOR CORRUPTION COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT REPORT DAY-TO-DAY MANAGEMENT DISCRETION DUE PROCESS E-PROCUREMENT ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT ETHICS EVALUATION OF BIDS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SYSTEM FOREIGN INVESTMENT FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENT POLICY GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT HUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSTITUTION INTEGRITY INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVENTORY LEGAL FRAMEWORKS LEGAL ISSUE LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORKS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET RESEARCH MARKET SEGMENTATION MARKET SEGMENTS MONOPOLY NATIONAL PROCUREMENT NATIONAL PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS OPEN COMPETITION OPEN TENDERING OUTSOURCING PATRONAGE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS PERFORMANCE MEASURES PRIORITIES PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE SECTOR PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT ACTION PROCUREMENT ENVIRONMENT PROCUREMENT GUIDELINES PROCUREMENT LAWS PROCUREMENT LEGISLATION PROCUREMENT OFFICIALS PROCUREMENT OPERATIONS PROCUREMENT PERFORMANCE PROCUREMENT POLICIES PROCUREMENT PRACTICE PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES PROCUREMENT PROCESS PROCUREMENT PROFESSIONALS PROCUREMENT REGULATION PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS PROCUREMENT RULES PROCUREMENT TRAINING PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC CONTRACTS PUBLIC ENTITIES PUBLIC FUNDS PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT REFORM PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM QUALIFICATION CRITERIA QUALITY CONTROL REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS SERVICE PROVIDERS SOCIAL SERVICES STANDARDIZATION SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL STANDARDS TENDER PROCESS TRANSACTION TRANSPARENCY TYPES OF PROCUREMENT VERIFICATION |
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ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADVERTISING BACK OFFICE BEST PRACTICE BIDDERS BIDDING BRIBERY BUSINESS DECISIONS BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS OBJECTIVES BUSINESSES BUYER CAPABILITIES CIVIL LAW CIVIL SERVICE CIVIL WORKS CODES OF CONDUCT COLLUSION COMPLAINTS COMPLEX CONTRACTS COMPLEX GOODS COMPLEX PROJECTS CONDUCT OF PROCUREMENT CONTRACT AWARD CONTRACT MANAGEMENT CONTRACT VARIATIONS CONTRACTOR CORRUPTION COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT REPORT DAY-TO-DAY MANAGEMENT DISCRETION DUE PROCESS E-PROCUREMENT ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT ETHICS EVALUATION OF BIDS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SYSTEM FOREIGN INVESTMENT FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENT POLICY GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT HUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSTITUTION INTEGRITY INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVENTORY LEGAL FRAMEWORKS LEGAL ISSUE LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORKS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET RESEARCH MARKET SEGMENTATION MARKET SEGMENTS MONOPOLY NATIONAL PROCUREMENT NATIONAL PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS OPEN COMPETITION OPEN TENDERING OUTSOURCING PATRONAGE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS PERFORMANCE MEASURES PRIORITIES PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE SECTOR PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT ACTION PROCUREMENT ENVIRONMENT PROCUREMENT GUIDELINES PROCUREMENT LAWS PROCUREMENT LEGISLATION PROCUREMENT OFFICIALS PROCUREMENT OPERATIONS PROCUREMENT PERFORMANCE PROCUREMENT POLICIES PROCUREMENT PRACTICE PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES PROCUREMENT PROCESS PROCUREMENT PROFESSIONALS PROCUREMENT REGULATION PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS PROCUREMENT RULES PROCUREMENT TRAINING PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC CONTRACTS PUBLIC ENTITIES PUBLIC FUNDS PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT REFORM PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM QUALIFICATION CRITERIA QUALITY CONTROL REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS SERVICE PROVIDERS SOCIAL SERVICES STANDARDIZATION SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL STANDARDS TENDER PROCESS TRANSACTION TRANSPARENCY TYPES OF PROCUREMENT VERIFICATION Schapper, Paul R. Veiga Malta, Joao N. Public Procurement Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Latin America & Caribbean Caribbean |
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Procurement is a vital component of a
country's public administration that links the
financial system with economic and social outcomes. The
state of government procurement greatly determines the
governance and performance of community services and cuts
across almost every area of planning, program management,
and budgeting. Managing up to 20 percent of gross domestic
product, a public procurement system that optimizes
value-for-money has wide-ranging national benefits. On the
other hand, weaknesses in procurement management
under-deliver social services and increase sovereign risk
for foreign investment. The analysis raises significant
considerations about whether the development agencies, by
promoting only a traditional model of procurement, are
keeping pace with the changing needs of modern government. A
refocus of procurement legislation and regulation in terms
of standards and results rather than procedures would seem
to represent a better match for modern entities. This would
represent a significant cultural shift in the administration
of procurement in these jurisdictions, and would require a
major shift in the monitoring, evaluation and audit of this
function. It would also have major implications for its professionalization. |
| format |
Working Paper |
| author |
Schapper, Paul R. Veiga Malta, Joao N. |
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Schapper, Paul R. Veiga Malta, Joao N. |
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Schapper, Paul R. |
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Public Procurement Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Public Procurement Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Public Procurement Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Public Procurement Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Public Procurement Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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public procurement reform in latin america and the caribbean |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
| publishDate |
2017 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/371061468229175620/Public-procurement-reform-in-Latin-America-and-the-Caribbean http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27460 |
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