5th Asia Pacific Public Electronic Procurement Network Conference
1 to 2 October 2019

ADB is organizing the 5th e-GP Conference of the Asia Pacific Public Electronic Procurement Network (APPeN) on 1–2 October 2019 at ADB headquarters in Manila, Philippines. This year’s conference will focus on Emerging Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) Technologies and Innovation, and Regional Trends and Country Systems Experiences.

Objectives

During the event, participants will have the opportunity to:

  • develop a wider network of e-GP experts and public sector managers involved in developing and implementing e-GP systems in their respective countries.
  • exchange views and foster better inter-regional e-GP cooperation and cross border trade.
  • interact with ADB procurement specialists to get better understanding of ADB approach to e-GP.
  • identify potential areas of e-GP cooperation at the bilateral and regional levels.

At the end of the conference, participants will have:

  • discovered new ideas and knowledge in improving their existing e-GP system operations and developing their system further so that these are based on international best practice.
  • a wider, active network of e-GP experts and practitioners that can interact formally or informally and continue their dialogue on e-GP.
  • received first-hand information on ADB e-GP policies and initiatives for supporting e-GP in ADB-financed projects.
  • continue the process of exploring potential e-GP cooperation or collaboration with other institutions or countries in the region.
Program and Learning Materials
Session / Activity Title Speaker(s)
Opening Remarks Deborah Stokes
Keynote Address
Session 1 Strengthening the Asia Pacific Public Electronic Procurement Network -- TA 9860
Galiya Ismakova
Session 1 e-GP Trends in ADB-funded Projects
Minhong Fan
Session 2: Development of a Global e-GP Architecture using Block-Chain Technology Global e-Government Procurement Architecture
Quamrul Hasan
Session 3: e-GP Development in the Context of a Large Federal State: Case of India e-GP Development in India
Swayamsiddha Mohanty
Session 3: e-GP Development in the Context of a Large Federal State: Case of India eGovernance@India
Usha Saxena
Session 4: Innovation in Country Procurement Systems Indonesia Procurement M&E: A New Way
Sultan Lubis
Session 4: Innovation in Country Procurement Systems Procurement Data Analytics: The Philippine Experience
Rosa Maria Clemente
Session 4: Innovation in Country Procurement Systems Rosa Maria Clemente
Session 4: Innovation in Country Procurement Systems Rosa Maria Clemente
Session 5 Open Contracting: Improving Infrastructure and Service Delivery with Open Data and Accountability Lindsey Marchessault, Director of Data and Engagement, Open Contracting Canada
Session 5 The World Bank Public Procurement Database Product Hunt La Cascia, Senior Procurement Specialist, World Bank
Session / Activity Title Speaker(s)
Session 6: Cross-Border Trade and e-GP WTO-GPA: Promoting Cross-Border Trade in Government Procurement Markets through e-GP Jianning Chen
Session 6: Cross-Border Trade and e-GP Key Considerations for Cross-Border Trade in Government Procurement – EBRD Perspective and Experience
Session 7: Integrating e-GP with FMIS/Budget Systems – Towards Enforcing Fiscal Discipline: A Model for Integration
Session 8: Innovation Procurement Promoting Innovation in Public Procurement – Case of New Zealand Andy Cochrane
Session 8: Innovation Procurement The Philippine Innovation Act: Benefits and Opportunities for Digital Technology in Improving Supply Chain Adria Villaroya
Session 9: Challenges and Lessons Learnt from SaaS Implementation Taina Iro and Ramanathan Somasundaram
Session 10 e-GP Development in People’s Republic of China Big Data and Data Management for Public Procurement He Ruiqi
Session 10 Big Data – The Case of Henan Kang Qingling
Session 10 The Application BIM in Shenzhen Procurement Deng Yong
Session 11: APPeN: Direction and Opportunities for Strengthening the Network - Small Group Discussion
Closing Remarks

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Event Coordinator/s

  • Marie Charmaine Yuson

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ADB Organizer/s

  • Procurement, Portfolio, and Financial Management Department

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