Corruption and public procurement: A contribution to the planning of public procurement reform in Angola

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Report commissioned by the Angola-Instituto de Pesquisa Économica e Social (AIP) to assist the preparations for a public procurement reform in Angola. The report provides an introduction to the international debate and experiences with procurement-related corruption, as well as reccommendations on anti-corruption measures that may improve the procurement procedures. The report is a desk study based on recent litterature on corruption and procurement. While being very relevant for the situation in Angola, it is not describing this country specifically. (Final report commissioned by Angola-Instituto de Pesquisa Económica e Social AIP. Limited circulation)

Corruption and public procurement

Jul 2001 - Sep 2001

Corruption and public procurement: A contribution to the planning of public procurement reform in Angola

Corruption and public procurement

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