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From 12-14 December 2006 the Government of Uganda hosted the Africa regional meeting on procurement capacity development in Kampala. This event was sponsored by the African Development Bank and the Africa Region of the World Bank in collaboration with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the OECD-DAC Joint Venture for Procurement.
This was the first regional meeting whose objectives were to further procurement capacity development in various regions by bringing together partner countries and organisations to share their experiences in improving the quality and performance of national procurement systems. This regional meeting gave the OECD-DAC Joint Venture for Procurement the opportunity to present the version 4 methodology and provided a forum for launching the Joint Venture’s Pilot Exercise by announcing the selected pilot countries and for clarifying the related process and expected results.
Participants were invited from all Anglophone and Francophone countries in Africa, including those of North Africa, but excluding Lusophone countries (who will be invited to attend the Latin American regional meeting expected in April). On the donor side, bilateral and multilateral agencies (MDBs, UNDP, EC and OECD-DAC Secretariat) were invited to attend.
Documents for this meeting are available:
Workshop Agenda
Common Benchmarking and Assessment Tool for Public Procurement Systems
Guidance Note
Welcoming Remarks
Honorable Jachan Omach, Minister of State for Finance, Uganda
Dr. the Hon. Ezra Suruma, Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Uganda
Mr. B. S. Kanu, Country Operations Officer, on behalf of Dr. M.A. Ojelade, Resident Representative, African Development Bank, Uganda Field Office
Mr. Mukaila Ojelade, Resident Representative, Uganda Field Office
Day 1: Plenary
Joint Venture Country Pilot Programme
Procurement capacity building support actions in Africa
Methodology for Assessing National Procurement Systems
The Benchmarking Tool - Country Case: Uganda
Procurement Reforms in Tanzania
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Ownership and Accountability
Country Systems
Transparent and Responsible Aid
Assessing Progress
Managing for Development Results
