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Pilot Joint Learning Study
Integrity in Public Procurement in Morocco
Elodie Beth, AdministratorOECD Public Governance and Territorial Development Directorate
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What is a Joint Learning Study
An in-depth assessment of in a country aiming at :
– Highlighting the achievements, good practices and progress made
– Identifying the strengths and weaknesses, opportunities and challenges
– Providing proposals for action to decision makers
Initiated to respond to a government request – A pilot project with Morocco
Focused on a timely and critical issue for the government – Reforming public procurement as part of the wider efforts to enhance integrity in the public service
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Public procurement, a major risk area
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What is a Joint Learning Study
n Objective review : n Assessment and proposals for action are provided to Morocco
by “peers”, government officials with practical experience in public procurement, with the support of the OECD Secretariat.
n A balanced approach:n Perspectives from Arab and OECD countries with various
systems to provide options for reform for the country being reviewed – Canada, Dubai/EAU and France
n Joint Learning for country and peer reviewers:Share with other countries their experience and good practices Learn from other countries’ practices and approaches
n Quality: n Review methodology and analytical framework that build on
OECD work on integrity in public procurement
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Analytical Framework
The Checklist for Enhancing Integrity in Public Procurement
Aim: Guiding policy-makers at central government level in instilling a culture of integrity in public procurement
Focus: Addressing the whole public procurement cycle, from needs assessment to contract management and payment
Good governance approach: Promoting elements of transparency, good management, resistance to corruption, accountability and control
Methodology: A policy instrument building on good practices from OECD countries and beyond (e.g. Dubai, India, South Africa, etc.)
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Putting the results of the Moroccan study into perspective
Demonstrates common trends in Morocco, as well as in OECD countries:
- A decree that is in line with international standards, the main challenge is the implementation
- Risks in pre and post-bidding phases
- Importance of putting more efforts into the professionalisation of public procurement
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Joint Learning Process in Morocco
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Joint Learning Study on Integrity In Public Procurement in Morocco
• Transparency?• Good management of public resources?• Resistance to corruption?• Accountability and control?
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Question for discussion
n What are the recent developments in your country to enhance transparency and integrity in public procurement?
n How could a joint learning study help you in enhancing integrity in public procurement in your country?
n How can the Checklist and other instruments of the OECD support reform efforts in the Middle East and North African region?