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This training manual, developed as a comprehensive guide, covers the entire procurement process from needs assessment to contract completion, emphasising value for money, non-discrimination, support for local enterprises, and the importance of procurement planning in achieving transparency, predictability, and efficiency in procurement decisions.

TitleProcurement management training manual
Publication TypeTraining Material
Year of Publication2018
AuthorsTadesse, T
Pagination27 p.
Date Published06/2024
PublisherUSAID Transform WASH
Place PublishedEthiopia
Publication LanguageEnglish
Abstract

This procurement management training manual provides a comprehensive overview of the procurement management process, which encompasses all steps from needs assessment and planning to the successful completion of the contract. The manual emphasises the importance of achieving maximum value for money in procurement, ensuring economy, efficiency, and effectiveness. It advocates for non-discrimination in public procurement and supports the country’s economic development by ensuring transparency and accountability in procurement decisions. The manual also encourages the support of local producers and small enterprises through preferential treatment. Procurement planning, a critical aspect of procurement management, is thoroughly discussed, highlighting its role in deciding what to buy, when, and from what sources. The manual underscores the importance of realistic expectations, stakeholder involvement, procurement strategy creation, time estimation, technical expertise, feasibility assessment, and process monitoring. Ultimately, the manual serves as a guide to enhance the transparency and predictability of the procurement process, making it an invaluable resource for any specific project or requirement.

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