Master Training Seminar on Curbing Corruption in Public Procurement
7 to 8 July 2004

Corruption and related fraudulent practices in public procurement cause grave loss to most of the region’s countries. They entail tremendous waste of public resources, undermine trust in the public service, and aggravate poverty. To effectively counter these problems, the Initiative's 2nd master training seminar aimed to build capacity in identifying corruption risks at each step of the procurement process and designing corresponding remedies, thereby supporting countries’ overall efforts to enhance transparency and improve efficiency of procurement procedures and practices.

Program and Learning Materials

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Event Coordinator/s

  • OAI Knowledge and Communications Team

ADB Organizer/s

  • Office of Anticorruption and Integrity

Partner Organization/s

  • OECD

Topics

  • Capacity Development
  • Knowledge Management
  • Governance and Public Sector Management