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Report link: https://www.open-contracting.org/resources/action-research-inclusive-and-effective-public-procurement/

Really happy for anyone interested in our GESI framework to reach out. My email is jasmine.kendall@oxfordinsights.com and scarlet’s is scarletgeorge@gmail.com

Please feel free to reach out to myself and Jasmine to discuss the use of the frameworks - this is the link to the qualitative framework https://www.oxfordinsights.com/gesiqualitativeframework and here's the link to the quantitative framework https://www.oxfordinsights.com/gender-equality-and-social-inclusion-in-public-procurement

Thank you Scarlet and Jasmine! Amazing work!

could somebody please repeat Sani's comments?

That's concise and great

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Last Year, Open Contracting supported FollowTaxes to conduct an Action Research to Identify the gaps hindering the effectiveness of public procurement across Nigeria's Subnational states.Read below the research summary ahead of our coming Public Procurement Reform Roundtable 👇https://www.facebook.com/655610117902556/posts/2485938434869706/?sfnsn=scwspmo

Hello everybody, Gabriela from the Open Government Institute in Brazil. Congratulations on all the research, the results are super interesting and it is great to know a little bit about public procurement in different countries!

The tool for measuring suppliers' accountability that we used: https://skaidrumas.lt/tiekejai

https://skaidrumas.lt/tiekejai

Action Research report link: https://www.open-contracting.org/resources/action-research-inclusive-and-effective-public-procurement/

Hello from Lebanon, all these experiences and findings are useful for the country at a time we are implementing a large procurement reform, establishing soon a procurement data portal with open access to data, that would benefit transparency, competition and the access of SMEs, including WSMEs, to tender opportunities.

@Sani you can drop your response as a comment in the chat box

My apologies, I have to leave now for another meeting, it was great to hear from you all. If you have any questions on Lithuania's experience, feel free to contact me iduncikaite@transparency.lt or check our webiste www.transparency.lt

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This has been very insightful for me in Uganda. This has been able to provide a forum for future research engagements.

Thank you OCP for supporting these key projects, and thank you all for joining!

Thanks everyone. It’s been great to hear from all of the other researchers!

Among the questions our research was able to answer is not just the access , but how those citizens - Women, Youth, PWDs and other disadvantaged groups are using procurement portal to hold government accountable and enhance the delivery of public service

Thank you so much!

thanks toall