Public sector procurement stands at a crossroads, where the pressure to modernize systems meets the complex realities of government operations. Although the conversation often centers on replacing ...

Public procurement refers to the acquisition by governments and state-owned organisations of goods, works and services, using public funds. It also deals with the disposal of used assets of the ...

Corruption poses a significant barrier to economic growth, as it deters foreign and local investors. This malpractice not only hampers financial progress but also results in social disparities. Funds ...

"Public procurement may not always make the headlines, but it is one of the most powerful levers for change. When done right, it empowers schools and hospitals, builds roads and bridges, delivers ...

Editor's note: Public procurement is a powerful driver of domestic demand. China Daily spoke to Huang Dongru, director of the Public Procurement Research Center, Guangdong University of Finance and ...

South Korea's public procurement has grown to a market worth 210 trillion won (about $150 billion). Each year, central government agencies, local governments, and other public institutions spend this ...

In late August of 2017, Hurricane Harvey dropped a staggering 40-61 inches of rain across southeast Texas. Individual drops of water combined to create over $180 billion worth of estimated damages to ...

The Global Procurement Partnership (GPP) MDTF is a seven-year program that aims to advance worldwide and country-level procurement reforms, increase coordination and maximize impact. The GPP MDTF ...