Geographical Area
EuropeUkraine
Scope
National
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Introduction
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What is Open SPP?
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Plan
Establish an enabling environment
Prioritize
Monitoring & evaluation
Build support and capabilities
Create an Action Plan
Implement
Assess needs
Choose a procurement method
Engage with the market
Set sustainability criteria
Prepare contract obligations
Monitor implementation
Open data & measuring progress
Options for data use
SPP uptake
Carbon reduction
Gender inclusion
Life cycle costing
Economic Development
Sector guidance
Construction sector
ICT sector
Resources
Downloadable tools
Resource directory
Case study database
Guide to ecolabels
Open SPP FAQs
With the establishment of the ProZorro e-procurement system in Ukraine in 2016, Transparency International Ukraine established a network of civil society procurement monitors, called DoZorro. Within three years this had swelled to two dozen organizations, and over 2 million people had visited the website.
What’s more, in that time frame the DoZorro community uncovered violations in over 30,000 tenders with an estimated value of $4 billion. More than 100,000 people use their procurement monitoring system each month, and violations have been fixed in 14% of cases.
This monitoring is officially embedded in the government e-procurement system, and the inspiring results have inspired similar networks in other countries in the region and beyond.