Featured Commitment: Participation in Public Procurement Processes
Compromiso destacado: participación en los procesos de adquisiciones públicas
Engagement en vedette: participation aux processus de passation des marchés publics
Credit: Morgana Wingard for OGP
What's in the 2019 Action Plans
This commitment story is featured in What’s in the 2019 Action Plans. Read the full publication here.
What’s in the 2019 Action Plans
Explore commitments OGP members made in their 2019 action plans, including commitments to watch in each of the eight focus policy areas in OGP’s three year strategy.
Mongolia’s procurement process is inefficient in part due to a lack of transparencyAccording to OGP’s Articles of Governance, transparency occurs when “government-held information (including on activities and decisions) is open, comprehensive, timely, freely available to the pub... More and public oversight. To address this issue, the Ministry of Finance will publish procurement data online and build a portal to receive public feedback. A national consulting team will design public monitoring processes for health and transportation sector procurement, to be carried out by participatory monitoring teams in each province. A working group will use information from community scorecards to identify improvement opportunities. The Ministry will report on participation in the procurement process biannually. The commitmentOGP commitments are promises for reform co-created by governments and civil society and submitted as part of an action plan. Commitments typically include a description of the problem, concrete action... aims to make public-spending more efficient and strengthen public trust in government procurement.
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Featured Image: The Mongolian EducationAccountability within the public education system is key to improving outcomes and attainment, and accountability is nearly impossible without transparent policies and opportunities for participation ... Agency holds a meeting of local stakeholders in Khovd. Mongolia’s featured commitment aims to increase participation from citizens and civil society organizations in the participation process. Photo by Morgana Wingard for OGP
Esta historia aparece en la publicación Qué hay en los planes de acción de 2019. Vea la publicación completa aquí.
What’s in the 2019 Action Plans
Explore commitments OGP members made in their 2019 action plans, including commitments to watch in each of the eight focus policy areas in OGP’s three year strategy.
Los procesos de adquisiciones de Mongolia son ineficientes, en parte debido a la falta de transparencia y de supervisión pública. Para atender este problema, el Ministerio de Finanzas publicará datos sobre las adquisiciones en línea y creará un portal para recibir retroalimentación del público. Un equipo asesor nacional diseñará procesos de monitoreo público, los cuales serán llevados a cabo por equipos de monitoreo participativos de cada provincia. Un grupo de trabajo utilizará información de tarjetas de reporte comunitarias para identificar oportunidades de mejora. El Ministerio enviará informes sobre su participación en los procesos de adquisición bianualmente. El compromiso busca lograr que los gastos públicos sean más eficientes y fortalecer la confianza del público en los procesos de adquisiciones públicas.
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En la foto: La Agencia de Educación de Mongolia se reúne con la comunidad local en Khovd. El compromiso destacado de Mongolia tiene como objetivo aumentar la participación de los ciudadanos y las organizaciones de la sociedad civil en los procesos de adquisiciones públicas. Imagen: Morgana Wingard para OGP
Cette histoire est présentée dans la publication Contenu des plans d’action 2019. Voir la publication complète ici.
What’s in the 2019 Action Plans
Explore commitments OGP members made in their 2019 action plans, including commitments to watch in each of the eight focus policy areas in OGP’s three year strategy.
Le processus de passation des marchés publics en Mongolie est inefficace, ce qui est en partie attribuable à un manque de transparence et de contrôle public. Pour résoudre ce problème, le ministère des Finances publiera des données sur les marchés publics en ligne et créera un portail pour recevoir les réactions du public. Une équipe nationale de consultants concevra des processus de contrôle public pour la passation de marchés publics dans les secteurs de la santé et des transports, qui seront exécutés par des équipes de surveillance participative dans chaque province. Un groupe de travail se servira des renseignements figurant dans les tableaux de bord communautaires pour repérer les possibilités d’amélioration. Le ministère produira un rapport sur la participation au processus de passation de marchés publics deux fois par an. Cet engagement vise à rendre les dépenses publiques plus efficaces et à renforcer la confiance de la population en ce qui concerne les marchés publics.
En savoir plus:
- Le troisième plan d’action de la Mongolie
- L’engagement de la Mongolie en matière de processus ouvert d’octroi de contrats
Photo: L’Agence mongole de l’éducation tient une réunion des parties prenantes locales à Khovd. L’engagement de la Mongolie vise à accroître la participation des citoyens et des organisations de la société civile au processus de participation. Morgana Wingard for OGP
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