Public procurement reform: assessing interventions aimed at improving transparency: Rapid Evidence Assessment

This Rapid Evidence Assessment examines evidence on the impact of public procurement reform and interventions

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 November 2016
Document Type:
Thematic Summary
Theme:
Governance and Conflict
Authors:
Telgen, J, van der Krift, J and Wake, A

Abstract

This Rapid Evidence Assessment (REA) examines evidence on the impact of public procurement reform and interventions. The research question for this REA is:

  • What is the effectiveness of different interventions that aim to improve the transparency of public procurement?

The accompanying sub-questions are:

  1. What is the impact of improved procurement on accountability, anti-corruption and service delivery?
  2. Is it possible to produce key success criteria?

Citation

Telgen, J., van der Krift, J., and Wake, A. (2016). Public procurement reform: Assessing interventions aimed at improving transparency. Department for International Development, London (2016), vi, 34p

Public procurement reform: assessing interventions aimed at improving transparency: Rapid Evidence Assessment

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Published 1 November 2016
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