1. An Overview to Procurement Click to Edit Title Click to Edit Sub Title DIRESS T TASH

2. CONTENT INTRODUCTION POLICY & PRINCIPLE FACTORS FEATURES OF GOOD PROCUREMENT METHODS PROCUREMENT PLANNING PROCESS ETHICS   RISK

3. POLICY & PRINCIPLE Set out general principle on behalf the organization Establish a framework of decision making Aim is to value for money and follow a clear and consistent approach is applied Limit Scope of Application Employees, officers, CED and all who directly or indirectly involved in the process

4. Con... Executive Committee Level

5. ... PRINCIPLE Value for Money (VFM)- Total cost, quality and fit for purpose Accountability, integrity and transparency Fairness and effective competition Should fulfill the best interest of procuring organization EXCEPTION:- EMERGENCY PURCHASE

6. FEATURES OF GOOD PROCUREMENT INN F S M L

7. METHODS COMPETITIVE NON-NEGOTIABLE DIRECT INTERNATIONAL LOCAL OPEN TENDER RESTRICTED

8.  Planning Procurement Consolidated Procurement plan should: Gather essential data-CONSUMPTION/MORBIDITY EXPERT DECISION (ASSUMPTION) Review Period (EFDA and TASH 6/12 M) Appropriate projection for cost and future demand ALWAYS UNCETAINITY EXIST/ Contingency Plan

9. PROCESS

12.    Should We Take Risk? Taking Risk or Averting?

14. ETHICS

15.    REFERENCES UN Procurement Practitioner's Handbook- version27(Feb2020) Fred Sollish C.P.M., John Semanik C.P.M. - The Procurement and Supply Manager's Desk Reference- Wiley (2007)

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