Submitted by : Dr. Gurbandini Kaur, AIMA
AIMA successfully concluded Batch 9 of Certificate Programme in Contractual Dispute Resolution which is also technically supported by The World...
Submitted by : The World Bank
The World Bank (www.worldbank.org) is the largest Multilateral Development Bank (MDB), which provided financing to the tune of US$ 115 Billion during 2022. In addition, the World Bank also contributes to generation of knowledge in the form of research, studies, reports etc. Public Procurement is one of the focus areas for research by the World...
Submitted by : The World Bank
The World Bank (www.worldbank.org) is the largest Multilateral Development Bank (MDB), which provided financing to the tune of US$ 105 Billion during 2022. In addition, the World Bank also contributes to generation of knowledge in the form of research, studies, reports etc. Public Procurement is one of the focus areas for the World Bank as...
Submitted by : Dr. Gurbandini Kaur, AIMA
Design of the training program on Green Public Procurement by the World Bank in partnership with Indian training...
Submitted by : Dr. Gurbandini Kaur, AIMA
AIMA conducted the 8th Global Procurement Summit (GPS 2023) in partnership with Ministry of Finance, Government of India and the World Bank on 17 & 18 January 2023 at New...
Submitted by : Prashant Kumar Singh, CEO of Government e Marketplace (GeM), Shanker Lal, Lead Procurement Specialist
Governments worldwide spend up to 20% of their GDP on public procurement. Using this money efficiently is crucial for economic development, minimizing environmental impacts, and maximizing social outcomes. With an estimated GDP of $3.53 trillion, India's procurement spending or the process to purchase goods and services, is roughly $700 billion ...
Submitted by : The World Bank
The World Bank has initiated a global study on public procurement professionalization as part of the preparation of the procurement flagship...
Submitted by : Zahid Hasnain, Faisal A. Baig, Turkan Mukhtarova, World Bank
Currently around 1.8 billion people live in fragile, and conflict affected (FCV) environments. By 2030, the World Bank estimates that 2/3 of the world’s extreme poor will live in FCV situations. The COVID-19 pandemic further threatens to reverse decades of development. By 2022, the average GDP for countries affected by FCV is expected to be 8.6%...