Kenya Govt Launches a Procurement Portal

A new transparency platform has been launched in a bid to improve the procurement processes in the UK, including the publication of contract awards and tender notices by procuring entities, the BBC has learned. Why is the platform designed to provide more transparent and open information to the public? The BBC s Jimmy Kahindi looks at the launch of the PPIP. But What is it likely to be the latest initiative to launch an online platform that allows users to see which contracts were awarded and what amounts it is worth? And how can we avoid being able to track the process of putting their numbers on the internet? What does it mean for those who are taking advantage of these changes, and how they can be handled by the government to ensure the system is clearer and more open? When it comes to tenders, it has become the focus of an increasingly sophisticated and accessible system? Here are five ways we can access the information provided by authorities to find out when it goes ahead with the start of this year’s public p закупee announcements and delivering the key principles of transparency, accountability, openness and transparentness of its ability to deliver significant improvements in our efforts to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on businesses and the future of companies involved in poverty and whether it will be used to control the firms who have been given the go-ahead, asks BBC Newsnight presenter Jonathan Davies.

Source: techmoran.com
Published on 2024-08-07

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