Maldives : Electronic Government Procurement Readiness Assessment and Roadmap

The assessment focuses on the degree of readiness of Government of The Maldives's (GoTM's) current public procurement environment for making a transition from traditional paper-based, manual methods of procurement transaction processing and communication to electronic government procurement (e-GP). The e-GP Assessment was discussed individually with informed respondents in the public and private sectors, who provided advice or comment on the degree of readiness of nine key components related to e-GP: government leadership, human resource planning, procurement planning and management, procurement policy, procurement legislation and regulation, Internet and electronic infrastructure, standards, private sector integration, and current e-GP systems and initiatives. The assessment found: adequate evidence that Internet and electronic infrastructure are in place and supported, little evidence that government leadership, planning and management, procurement regulation, standards, private sector integration, or e-GP systems are in place and being supported; no evidence that human resource planning, procurement legislation, or procurement policy were in place. This report outlines a strategy to make ready and implement electronic government procurement policies, infrastructure, and initiatives.

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Main Author:	World Bank
Language:	English en_US
Published:	Washington, DC 2007-05
Subjects:	ACCOUNTABILITIES, ACCOUNTABILITY, ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSES, ADVERTISEMENT, ADVERTISEMENTS, ADVERTISING, ANTI CORRUPTION, AUCTIONS, AUTHENTICATION, BASIC, BEST PRACTICE, BEST PRACTICES, BIDDING, BROADBAND, BROWSER, BUSINESS APPLICATION, BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS, BUSINESS CONTINUITY, BUSINESS MANAGER, BUSINESS MODEL, BUSINESS SECTOR, BUSINESSES, BUYER, BUYERS, CAPABILITIES, CAPABILITY, CAPACITY BUILDING, CAPACITY-BUILDING, COLLUSIVE PRACTICES, COMMODITIES, COMMUNITY PORTALS, COMPLAINTS, COMPONENTS, COMPUTERIZATION, CONFIDENCE, CONFIDENTIALITY, CONFLICT OF INTEREST, CONNECTIVITY, CONTRACT AWARD, CONTRACT MANAGEMENT, CORRUPT, CORRUPT PRACTICES, CORRUPTION, CPU, DATA WAREHOUSE, DELIVERY TIMES, DIGITAL, DIGITAL CERTIFICATES, DIGITAL SIGNATURES, E- GOVERNMENT, E-DOCUMENTATION, E-DOCUMENTS, E-GOVERNMENT, E-GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES, E-LEARNING, E-MAIL, E-PROCUREMENT, E-REVERSE AUCTIONS, E-SERVICES, E-SIGNATURE, E-SIGNATURES, E-TRANSACTIONS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT, ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS, ELECTRONIC FORMAT, ELECTRONIC INFORMATION, ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE, ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES, ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION, ELECTRONIC SUBMISSIONS, ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE, EVALUATION PROCESS, EXTERNAL SERVICE PROVIDER, FORMAL DOCUMENTATION, FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT, FUNCTIONALITIES, FUNCTIONALITY, GOOD GOVERNANCE, GOVERNMENT DECISION, GOVERNMENT ENTITIES, GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE, GOVERNMENT NETWORK, GOVERNMENT POLICIES, GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT, GOVERNMENT SERVICE, GOVERNMENT SERVICES, HARDWARE, HUMAN RESOURCE, ICT, IMPLEMENTATION PLAN, IMPLEMENTATION PROCESSES, IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES, IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY, INFORMATION SECURITY, INFORMATION SERVICES, INFORMATION SYSTEM, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, INITIATIVE, INSTALLATION, INTEGRITY, INTERFACES, INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANT, INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, IT INFRASTRUCTURE, KIOSKS, LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS, MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, MATERIAL, MEDIA, MEDIUM ENTERPRISE, MINISTER, MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, MINISTRY OF FINANCE, NEW TECHNOLOGIES, NEW TECHNOLOGY, NORMALIZATION, ONLINE ADVERTISING, ONLINE REGISTRATION, ONLINE SECURITY, ONLINE SERVICE, ONLINE TRAINING, ONLINE TRANSACTIONS, OPEN ACCESS, OPEN STANDARD, OPEN STANDARDS, OUTSOURCING, PDF, PENALTY, PILOT TESTING, PRINT VERSIONS, PRIVATE SECTOR, PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION, PRIVATE SECTORS, PROCUREMENT, PROCUREMENT ACTIVITIES, PROCUREMENT CAPACITY, PROCUREMENT EXPERIENCE, PROCUREMENT EXPERTISE, PROCUREMENT FUNCTION, PROCUREMENT ISSUES, PROCUREMENT LAW, PROCUREMENT LEGISLATION, PROCUREMENT MANUAL, PROCUREMENT METHODS, PROCUREMENT OFFICIALS, PROCUREMENT OPPORTUNITIES, PROCUREMENT ORGANIZATION, PROCUREMENT PERFORMANCE, PROCUREMENT PLANNING, PROCUREMENT POLICIES, PROCUREMENT POLICY, PROCUREMENT PROCESS, PROCUREMENT PROCESSES, PROCUREMENT REGULATION, PROCUREMENT SPECIALISTS, PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS, PROCUREMENT TRAINING, PRODUCTIVITY, PROTOCOLS, PUBLIC, PUBLIC ACCESS, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, PUBLIC PROCUREMENT, PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ENVIRONMENT, PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PROCESS, PUBLIC PROCUREMENT REFORM, PUBLIC SECTOR PROCUREMENT, PUBLIC TENDERS, QUALITY MANAGEMENT, REGISTERS, REGISTRY, RELIABILITY, RESOURCE PLANNING, RESULT, RESULTS, SEARCH, SEARCH FACILITIES, SECURITY MANAGEMENT, SERVICE DELIVERY, SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT, SERVICE PROVIDERS, SITES, SLA, SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT, SOFTWARE PACKAGE, SOFTWARE PROGRAM, STANDARDIZATION, STANDARDIZATIONS, SUPPLIERS, SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT, TECHNICAL ISSUES, TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS, TECHNICAL STAFF, TECHNICAL SUPPORT, TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITY, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, TIME PERIOD, TIME PERIODS, TRANSACTION, TRANSACTION PROCESSING, TRANSMISSION, TRANSPARENCY, TYPES OF CONTRACTS, USER, USER IDENTIFICATION, USERS, VIRUS, WAN, WEB, WEB SERVICES, WEBSITE, WEBSITES, WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT,
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/05/16332734/maldives-electronic-government-procurement-readiness-assessment-roadmap https://hdl.handle.net/10986/12304
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