The Public Procurement Readiness Project in Mandeville (2024) wrapped up successfully, providing valuable insights and training on procurement contracts, tender submissions, supplier ethics, and the GOJEP platform.

Highlights
Valuable training on procurement contracts and submitting compliant tenders
Focus on supplier ethics in public procurement
Live demonstrations and overview of the GOEP platform
Emphasis on supplier registration and understanding the country’s procurement processes
Setting up future generations for success
Appreciation for the collaboration with government ministries and partners

Key Insights
Training on procurement contracts and tender submissions is essential for ensuring compliance and efficiency in public procurement processes
Emphasizing supplier ethics helps maintain transparency and integrity in procurement practices
Understanding and utilizing the GOEP platform can streamline procurement processes and enhance efficiency
Supplier registration is crucial for fostering a competitive and diverse supplier base, contributing to a more robust procurement ecosystem
Investing in education and training in public procurement sets the stage for sustainable development and success for future generations
Collaboration with government ministries and partners is key to the success of public procurement readiness projects, highlighting the importance of multistakeholder engagement