Upcoming Seminars:
COUNTRY PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS
September 8-19, 2014

This course is designed to introduce participants to the strategies, approaches and tools for developing effective country procurement systems. It is increasingly recognized that using a country's own institutions and systems, including procurement, strengthens the country's sustainable capacity to define, execute and account for its policies to its citizens.
Key Topics:
  • Overview of Public Procurement Reform and Country Procurement Systems
  • Legislative and Regulatory Framework
  • Institutional, Operational and Organizational Resources
  • Professional Procurement Workforce
  • Introducing New Procurement Policies and Practicies
 Location: Washington, DC
Tuition: $3995
Duration: 10 Business Days
INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC PROCUREMENT
September 8-26, 2014

The International Public Procurement program covers the institutional, legal, financial and procedural issues involved in the procurement of goods and services by public entities and discusses reform programs to improve transparency, efficiency and accountability. It provides participants with a detailed analysis of the project-procurement cycle and includes a full presentation of the procurement policies of international financial institutions (IFI) such as the World Bank, as well as a comprehensive coverage of the open tender system.
Key Topics:
  • Public Procurement Reforms
  • National Procurement Laws and Institutions
  • International Procurement
  • Procurement Planning
  • Selection of Consultants
  • International Competitive Bidding (ICB)
  • Other Methods of Procurement
  • Contract Administration
  • Performance Based Contracting
 Location: Washington, DC
Tuition: $5950
Duration: 15 Business Days
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Complete 2014 Seminar Schedule

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