The World Bank Group and Public Procurement--An Independent Evaluation : Appendixes to Volume 1

Good public procurement practices are a major determinant of the effectiveness of public expenditure. On behalf of their citizens, governments typically spend as much as 5-20 percent of their gross domestic product on procurement of goods and servi...

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Main Author: Independent Evaluation Group
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Language:English
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Published: Washington, DC: World Bank 2014
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/10/18621378/world-bank-group-public-procurement-independent-evaluation-vol-2-4-appendixes-volume-1
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topic ACCOUNTABILITY
ACCOUNTING
ACTION PLAN
AUDITS
AUTHENTICATION
AWARD OF CONTRACTS
BANK FINANCING
BANK PROCUREMENT
BANK PROCUREMENT STAFF
BEST PRACTICE
BID SECURITY
BIDDER
BIDDERS
BIDS
BORROWER
CAPABILITY
CAPACITY BUILDING
CERTIFICATION
CIVIL SOCIETY
CIVIL WORKS
COLLATERAL
COMMERCIAL LAW
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
COMPLAINTS
COMPLEX PROJECTS
CONTACT INFORMATION
CONTRACT AWARD
CONTRACT AWARDS
CONTRACT EXECUTION
CONTRACT MANAGEMENT
CONTRACTORS
CORRUPTION
COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT
COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT REPORT
DECENTRALIZATION
DEVELOPMENT OF PROCUREMENT
DISBURSEMENT
DISBURSEMENTS
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
E-PROCUREMENT
ECONOMIC COOPERATION
ELECTRONIC PROCUREMENT
EMPLOYMENT
EPROCUREMENT
FAIR COMPETITION
FINANCE CORPORATION
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
FIXED BUDGET
FRAMEWORK AGREEMENTS
FRAUD
GOOD PROCUREMENT
GOVERNMENT ENTITY
HARMONIZATION
HUMAN [ ] [ ] [ CAPACITY
HUMAN CAPACITY
HUMAN RESOURCES
ICT
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INNOVATION
INSTITUTION
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
INTEGRITY
INTEGRITY OF BANK LENDING
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
INVESTIGATIONS
JUDGMENT
JUSTICE
LAWS
LAWYER
LEGAL REFORM
LOAN
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
MANDATE
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
NATIONAL PROCUREMENT
NATIONAL PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS
NEGOTIATION
OPEN COMPETITION
OPERATIONAL RISK
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
POWERS OF ATTORNEY
PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
PRIVATE SECTOR
PROCEDURES FOR PROCUREMENT
PROCUREMENT [ ] [ ] [ CAPACITY
PROCUREMENT [ ] [ ] CAPACITY
PROCUREMENT ACTIONS
PROCUREMENT CAPACITY
PROCUREMENT CONTRACT
PROCUREMENT DECISION
PROCUREMENT FUNCTIONS
PROCUREMENT GUIDELINES
PROCUREMENT ISSUES
PROCUREMENT KNOWLEDGE
PROCUREMENT LAW
PROCUREMENT METHODS
PROCUREMENT PLAN
PROCUREMENT PLANNING
PROCUREMENT POLICY
PROCUREMENT PRACTICES
PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES
PROCUREMENT PROCESS
PROCUREMENT PROCESSES
PROCUREMENT PROFESSIONALS
PROCUREMENT REFORM
PROCUREMENT REGULATION
PROCUREMENT REGULATIONS
PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS
PROCUREMENT REVIEW
PROCUREMENT RULES
PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST
PROCUREMENT SPECIALISTS
PROCUREMENT SYSTEM
PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS
PROCUREMENT THRESHOLDS
PROCUREMENT TRAINING
PROCUREMENT TRANSACTIONS
PUBLIC
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT OFFICIALS
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS
REGULATORY REFORM
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
RESULT
RESULTS
RISK MANAGEMENT
RISK TAKING
SERVICES TO CLIENTS
SINGLE SOURCE SELECTION
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
STANDARD BIDDING
STANDARD BIDDING DOCUMENTS
STANDARD DOCUMENTS
SUPERVISION
SUPPLIERS
TARGETS
TECHNICAL [ ] [ ] [ ASSISTANCE
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
TELEPHONE
TITLE
TRANSPARENCY
TRANSPORT
TRUST FUNDS
USES
spellingShingle ACCOUNTABILITY
ACCOUNTING
ACTION PLAN
AUDITS
AUTHENTICATION
AWARD OF CONTRACTS
BANK FINANCING
BANK PROCUREMENT
BANK PROCUREMENT STAFF
BEST PRACTICE
BID SECURITY
BIDDER
BIDDERS
BIDS
BORROWER
CAPABILITY
CAPACITY BUILDING
CERTIFICATION
CIVIL SOCIETY
CIVIL WORKS
COLLATERAL
COMMERCIAL LAW
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
COMPLAINTS
COMPLEX PROJECTS
CONTACT INFORMATION
CONTRACT AWARD
CONTRACT AWARDS
CONTRACT EXECUTION
CONTRACT MANAGEMENT
CONTRACTORS
CORRUPTION
COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT
COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT REPORT
DECENTRALIZATION
DEVELOPMENT OF PROCUREMENT
DISBURSEMENT
DISBURSEMENTS
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
E-PROCUREMENT
ECONOMIC COOPERATION
ELECTRONIC PROCUREMENT
EMPLOYMENT
EPROCUREMENT
FAIR COMPETITION
FINANCE CORPORATION
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
FIXED BUDGET
FRAMEWORK AGREEMENTS
FRAUD
GOOD PROCUREMENT
GOVERNMENT ENTITY
HARMONIZATION
HUMAN [ ] [ ] [ CAPACITY
HUMAN CAPACITY
HUMAN RESOURCES
ICT
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INNOVATION
INSTITUTION
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
INTEGRITY
INTEGRITY OF BANK LENDING
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
INVESTIGATIONS
JUDGMENT
JUSTICE
LAWS
LAWYER
LEGAL REFORM
LOAN
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
MANDATE
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
NATIONAL PROCUREMENT
NATIONAL PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS
NEGOTIATION
OPEN COMPETITION
OPERATIONAL RISK
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
POWERS OF ATTORNEY
PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
PRIVATE SECTOR
PROCEDURES FOR PROCUREMENT
PROCUREMENT [ ] [ ] [ CAPACITY
PROCUREMENT [ ] [ ] CAPACITY
PROCUREMENT ACTIONS
PROCUREMENT CAPACITY
PROCUREMENT CONTRACT
PROCUREMENT DECISION
PROCUREMENT FUNCTIONS
PROCUREMENT GUIDELINES
PROCUREMENT ISSUES
PROCUREMENT KNOWLEDGE
PROCUREMENT LAW
PROCUREMENT METHODS
PROCUREMENT PLAN
PROCUREMENT PLANNING
PROCUREMENT POLICY
PROCUREMENT PRACTICES
PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES
PROCUREMENT PROCESS
PROCUREMENT PROCESSES
PROCUREMENT PROFESSIONALS
PROCUREMENT REFORM
PROCUREMENT REGULATION
PROCUREMENT REGULATIONS
PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS
PROCUREMENT REVIEW
PROCUREMENT RULES
PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST
PROCUREMENT SPECIALISTS
PROCUREMENT SYSTEM
PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS
PROCUREMENT THRESHOLDS
PROCUREMENT TRAINING
PROCUREMENT TRANSACTIONS
PUBLIC
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT OFFICIALS
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS
REGULATORY REFORM
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
RESULT
RESULTS
RISK MANAGEMENT
RISK TAKING
SERVICES TO CLIENTS
SINGLE SOURCE SELECTION
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
STANDARD BIDDING
STANDARD BIDDING DOCUMENTS
STANDARD DOCUMENTS
SUPERVISION
SUPPLIERS
TARGETS
TECHNICAL [ ] [ ] [ ASSISTANCE
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
TELEPHONE
TITLE
TRANSPARENCY
TRANSPORT
TRUST FUNDS
USES
Independent Evaluation Group
The World Bank Group and Public Procurement--An Independent Evaluation : Appendixes to Volume 1
description Good public procurement practices are a major determinant of the effectiveness of public expenditure. On behalf of their citizens, governments typically spend as much as 5-20 percent of their gross domestic product on procurement of goods and services, and effective procurement policies enable better use of government budgets. Good national procurement practices are therefore an essential element of the poverty reduction focus of the Bank. Good procurement in Bank projects is also associated with better development outcomes. Equally, sound public procurement in client countries is a prerequisite for the success of the Bank's newly introduced program for results lending instrument. The Bank seeks to ensure that its funds are used for the purpose intended and that they support development effectively and efficiently. Thus, the twin issues that underpin this Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) evaluation are first, how effectively has the World Bank helped build well-functioning public procurement systems in client countries and second, how well have Bank procurement policies and procedures for its investment lending supported the development effectiveness of Bank lending? The evaluation parallels an intensive review by Bank management of the institution's procurement function, motivated by the need to respond to a range of internal and external changes in the Bank's procurement environment. Several evaluations point to the value of coordination between procurement and public expenditure reforms, but also to the difficulties of realizing such coordination. Finally, there are queries related to the adaptability of current Bank procurement guidelines to new contexts, such as public-private partnerships (PPPs); technology loans; and small, fragile, or conflict-affected states. These questions have also contributed to the evaluation's design and coverage.
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title The World Bank Group and Public Procurement--An Independent Evaluation : Appendixes to Volume 1
title_short The World Bank Group and Public Procurement--An Independent Evaluation : Appendixes to Volume 1
title_full The World Bank Group and Public Procurement--An Independent Evaluation : Appendixes to Volume 1
title_fullStr The World Bank Group and Public Procurement--An Independent Evaluation : Appendixes to Volume 1
title_full_unstemmed The World Bank Group and Public Procurement--An Independent Evaluation : Appendixes to Volume 1
title_sort world bank group and public procurement--an independent evaluation : appendixes to volume 1
publisher Washington, DC: World Bank
publishDate 2014
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/10/18621378/world-bank-group-public-procurement-independent-evaluation-vol-2-4-appendixes-volume-1
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spelling okr-10986-166752021-04-23T14:03:31Z The World Bank Group and Public Procurement--An Independent Evaluation : Appendixes to Volume 1 Independent Evaluation Group ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ACTION PLAN AUDITS AUTHENTICATION AWARD OF CONTRACTS BANK FINANCING BANK PROCUREMENT BANK PROCUREMENT STAFF BEST PRACTICE BID SECURITY BIDDER BIDDERS BIDS BORROWER CAPABILITY CAPACITY BUILDING CERTIFICATION CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL WORKS COLLATERAL COMMERCIAL LAW COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY COMPLAINTS COMPLEX PROJECTS CONTACT INFORMATION CONTRACT AWARD CONTRACT AWARDS CONTRACT EXECUTION CONTRACT MANAGEMENT CONTRACTORS CORRUPTION COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT COUNTRY PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT REPORT DECENTRALIZATION DEVELOPMENT OF PROCUREMENT DISBURSEMENT DISBURSEMENTS DISPUTE RESOLUTION E-PROCUREMENT ECONOMIC COOPERATION ELECTRONIC PROCUREMENT EMPLOYMENT EPROCUREMENT FAIR COMPETITION FINANCE CORPORATION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FIXED BUDGET FRAMEWORK AGREEMENTS FRAUD GOOD PROCUREMENT GOVERNMENT ENTITY HARMONIZATION HUMAN [ ] [ ] [ CAPACITY HUMAN CAPACITY HUMAN RESOURCES ICT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION INSTITUTION INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTEGRITY INTEGRITY OF BANK LENDING INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INVESTIGATIONS JUDGMENT JUSTICE LAWS LAWYER LEGAL REFORM LOAN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANDATE MINISTRY OF FINANCE NATIONAL PROCUREMENT NATIONAL PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS NEGOTIATION OPEN COMPETITION OPERATIONAL RISK PERFORMANCE INDICATORS POWERS OF ATTORNEY PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE SECTOR PROCEDURES FOR PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT [ ] [ ] [ CAPACITY PROCUREMENT [ ] [ ] CAPACITY PROCUREMENT ACTIONS PROCUREMENT CAPACITY PROCUREMENT CONTRACT PROCUREMENT DECISION PROCUREMENT FUNCTIONS PROCUREMENT GUIDELINES PROCUREMENT ISSUES PROCUREMENT KNOWLEDGE PROCUREMENT LAW PROCUREMENT METHODS PROCUREMENT PLAN PROCUREMENT PLANNING PROCUREMENT POLICY PROCUREMENT PRACTICES PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES PROCUREMENT PROCESS PROCUREMENT PROCESSES PROCUREMENT PROFESSIONALS PROCUREMENT REFORM PROCUREMENT REGULATION PROCUREMENT REGULATIONS PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS PROCUREMENT REVIEW PROCUREMENT RULES PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST PROCUREMENT SPECIALISTS PROCUREMENT SYSTEM PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS PROCUREMENT THRESHOLDS PROCUREMENT TRAINING PROCUREMENT TRANSACTIONS PUBLIC PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT OFFICIALS PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS REGULATORY REFORM REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL RESULT RESULTS RISK MANAGEMENT RISK TAKING SERVICES TO CLIENTS SINGLE SOURCE SELECTION SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARD BIDDING STANDARD BIDDING DOCUMENTS STANDARD DOCUMENTS SUPERVISION SUPPLIERS TARGETS TECHNICAL [ ] [ ] [ ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TELEPHONE TITLE TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TRUST FUNDS USES Good public procurement practices are a major determinant of the effectiveness of public expenditure. On behalf of their citizens, governments typically spend as much as 5-20 percent of their gross domestic product on procurement of goods and services, and effective procurement policies enable better use of government budgets. Good national procurement practices are therefore an essential element of the poverty reduction focus of the Bank. Good procurement in Bank projects is also associated with better development outcomes. Equally, sound public procurement in client countries is a prerequisite for the success of the Bank's newly introduced program for results lending instrument. The Bank seeks to ensure that its funds are used for the purpose intended and that they support development effectively and efficiently. Thus, the twin issues that underpin this Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) evaluation are first, how effectively has the World Bank helped build well-functioning public procurement systems in client countries and second, how well have Bank procurement policies and procedures for its investment lending supported the development effectiveness of Bank lending? The evaluation parallels an intensive review by Bank management of the institution's procurement function, motivated by the need to respond to a range of internal and external changes in the Bank's procurement environment. Several evaluations point to the value of coordination between procurement and public expenditure reforms, but also to the difficulties of realizing such coordination. Finally, there are queries related to the adaptability of current Bank procurement guidelines to new contexts, such as public-private partnerships (PPPs); technology loans; and small, fragile, or conflict-affected states. These questions have also contributed to the evaluation's design and coverage. 2014-01-29T18:22:22Z 2014-01-29T18:22:22Z 2014 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/10/18621378/world-bank-group-public-procurement-independent-evaluation-vol-2-4-appendixes-volume-1 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16675 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research