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This guidance is aimed primarily at procurement practitioners within contracting authorities in the European Union who are responsible for planning and delivering the purchase of public works, supplies or services in a compliant, efficient and value-for-money way. Managing authorities of European Structural and Investment (ESI) Funds programmes
for the PPH are procurement practitioners in the UN system of organizations; trainers and facilitators developing UN procurement educational programs; requisitioners, clients and end-users that are part of the UN procurement process. The UN Procurement Practitioner’s Handbook (PPH), originally published in 2006, has undergone an extensive (i) Procurement is to be carried out in accordance with the IFAD’s Procurement Guidelines, the respective loan agreement, and any duly agreed amendments thereto; and Borrower/recipient’s procurement regulations or this handbook, as applicable. (ii) Procurement is to be conducted within the project implementation period,
The ASG/OCSS reviews and approves any formal interpretations of the FRR regarding procurement, based on advice from UN/PD and from other concerned UN departments and offices. In the event of any ambiguities or lacunae in the Manual, SGBs and AIs relating to procurement, the UNCITRAL Model Law on Procurement and the UN Practitioners’ Handbook may
PDF ISBN 978-92-79-77536-9 doi:10.2776/886010 KN-02-17-003-EN-N. PUBLIC PROCUREMENT GUIDANCE FOR This guidance is aimed primarily at procurement practitioners within contracting authorities in the European Union who are responsible for planning and delivering the purchase of public works, supplies
Procurement Process The process that starts with the identification of a need and continues through planning, preparation of specifications/ requirements, budget considerations, selection, contract award, and contract management. It ends on the last day of the warranty period.
4.1 Procurement Card (PCard) The University employs a Procurement Card (PCard) program to streamline the procurement process for acquiring low risk and low dollar (under $5000) purchases of goods and services. The use of the PCard for these types of purchases eliminates the necessity of generating purchase orders and can reduce the associated
Chapter 5: References COMMON CERTIFICATION SCHEME FOR THE UN. Page 5-7 UN Procurement Practitioners Handbook. Nov 2006. Glossary of Acronyms, Abbreviations and Procurement Terms The table below lists the acronyms, abbreviations and procurement terms used in this handbook.
Figure 11 – Source: UN Procurement Practitioner’s Handbook 2006 3.0 eProcurement Tools and Applications2 Those involved in the procurement function need to understand the eProcurement concepts and tools to provide input into their development, use, evaluation and refinement as a means of improving procurement efficiency and effectiveness.
Procurement Plan A plan that aligns a Procuring Entity’s policies with its resources, through an annual and projected multi-year operational schedule, taking into account all lead times of the procurement process. There are two levels of procurement plans: (a) annual procurement plans and (b ) project-specific procurement plans.
Chapter 1: Procurement in the UN System of Organizations COMMON CERTIFICATION SCHEME FOR THE UN Page 1-2 UN Procurement Practitioner’s Handbook Nov 2006 1.2 UN Procurement as a Tool to Advance UN Policy opportunities in procurement Chapter 1:
The goal for UN Geneva is to provide efficient, effective and expert procurement services, while achieving best value for money and ensuring a competitive, fair and transparent process in accordance with established regulations, rules and procedures. UN Geneva provides purchasing and contracting services to several UN offices located in Europe
The goal for UN Geneva is to provide efficient, effective and expert procurement services, while achieving best value for money and ensuring a competitive, fair and transparent process in accordance with established regulations, rules and procedures. UN Geneva provides purchasing and contracting services to several UN offices located in Europe
2.1.1.Definition of procurement 25 2.1.2.Outline of the procurement process 26 2.2. Responsibilities of organizational units and key roles in procurement processes 26 2.3. Project manager/Requisitioner 27 2.4. Procurement official 28 2.5. Procurement authority 28 2.5.1.Responsibilities of the procurement authority 28

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