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Annex DList of Referenced ResourcesInternetwww.oecd.org/dac/effectiveness/procurementDocumentsGovernment of Ghana: External Review of Public Financial Management, Volume II: PublicProcurement Assessment ReportNordic+ group: Implementing the Joint Procurement Policy and Promoting Use of Reliable CountryProcurement Systems: A Guide for Program Directors, Managers and OfficersADB/OECD: Curbing Corruption in Public Procurement in Asia and the PacificOECD: Integrity in Public Procurement: Good Practice from A to ZOECD-DAC: Guidance Note on Data Collection and VerificationOECD-DAC: Guidance Note: Validation of Assessment Process and ResultsOECD-DAC: Harmonising Donor Practices for Effective Aid Delivery: Volume III, StrengtheningProcurement Capacities in Developing CountriesOECD-DAC: Methodology for Assessment of National Procurement Systems (including User‟sGuide)OECD-DAC: Procurement Capacity Assessment and Strategy Formulation in Malawi. A Case Study.OECD-DAC: The Challenge of Capacity Development: Working Towards Good PracticeOECD-DAC: The Paris Declaration on Aid EffectivenessOECD-DAC: Why is Procurement Important? (Factsheet)UNDP: Draft Procurement Capacity Assessment User‟s GuidePresentationsJV on Procurement meeting in Copenhagen, September 2007Ghana: Assessment of the National Procurement System in Ghana – Lessons LearnedJV Procurement: Round Table DiscussionsMalawi: Using the JV Methodology as an input to Capacity Development Strategy: Case of MalawiUNDP: Linking Assessment to Procurement Capacity DevelopmentJV on Procurement meeting in Arusha, May 2008Uganda: Procurement Capacity Strengthening Initiative in Uganda: an Anti-Corruption approachAvailable Progress Reports of Pilot Countries (2008)www.oecd.org/dac/effectiveness/procurement/assessmentsCOMPENDIUM OF COUNTRY EXAMPLES AND LESSONS LEARNED […] - OECD 2008 87
Compendium of Country Examples and Lessons Learnedfrom Applying the Methodology for Assessment of NationalProcurement SystemsVOLUME I – SHARING EXPERIENCESStrengthening a country’s procurement system by implementing the commitments ofthe Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness will help the country reach its MillenniumDevelopment Goals. How could something as technical and bureaucratic asprocurement contribute to “Achieve universal primary education: ensure that ... boysand girls alike ... complete a full course of primary schooling”?The experiences described in this publication stem from a new self-assessmentapproach by partner countries and their development partners to internationaland domestic partnerships aimed at delivering timely, cost effective developmentassistance, such as printing and delivering school books or the construction ofschools.The Compendium of Country Examples and Lessons Learned recounts theexperiences and lessons learned by 22 partner countries in Africa, Latin Americaand Asia as they apply the OECD/DAC Methodology for the Assessment of NationalProcurement Systems. The Methodology was developed and approved for field testingin 2006 as input towards implementing the Paris Declaration agenda and to assist instrengthening country procurement systems and building a strong, transparent publicsector. It is the result of joint efforts by multilateral and bilateral development partnersand of partner countries around the world.This report will be of particular interest to procurement and capacity developmentpractitioners in development agencies and partner countries. It will also inform theanalysis and decisions of development planners and managers delivering governanceand reform programmes, for example in the area of primary education.www.oecd.org/dac/effectiveness/procurement
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ForewordIn 2002, the OECD-DAC and t
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Background and Purpose of this Pape
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The Procurement Assessment Methodol
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The Process of Preparing and Planni
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willing to participate in the asses
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Implementing a Procurement Assessme
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Country experiencesMost of the pilo
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Lao, for example, reports that nati
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