USING THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT MODEL OF EXCELLENCE (PPME) TOOL TO IDENTIFY CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT NEEDS...

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USING THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT MODEL OF USING THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT MODEL OF

EXCELLENCE (PPME) TOOL TO IDENTIFY CAPACITY EXCELLENCE (PPME) TOOL TO IDENTIFY CAPACITY

DEVELOPMENT NEEDSDEVELOPMENT NEEDS

A PRESENTATIONA PRESENTATION

BYBY

A.B. ADJEIA.B. ADJEI

CHIEF EXECUTIVE – PUBLIC PROCUREMENT BOARD, CHIEF EXECUTIVE – PUBLIC PROCUREMENT BOARD, GHANAGHANA

PUBLIC PROCUREMENT REFORMS

• Great change in the Public Procurement processes.• Monitoring and Evaluation ensures

– A well managed procurement process– Provides useful information – Identifies key weaknesses

• PPME Tool used in assessing procurement activities

INTRODUCTION

• It is a software package• It uses a set of Key Performance Criteria

(KPCs)• It facilitates the collection of data• It measures the quality of procurement at the

Procurement Entity Level• It shows how the Entity handles the

procurement process and contract management.

WHAT IS THE PPME TOOL:

PPME TOOL - OBJECTIVESPPME TOOL - OBJECTIVES

• To implement a change process at all levels.• To provide objective information for assessing

the conformity of the procurement processes• To evaluate performance of procurement at all

levels and make recommendations to improve the procurement process.

• To certify the procurement entities within the country.

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PPME TOOL - OUTPUTSPPME TOOL - OUTPUTS

1. A “stand-alone” Assessment Report Gives the performance of a particular entity using

a pre-established criteria Provides the Management of the PE with

recommendation to improve performance.

2. Comparative Assessment Report provides managers at all levels with an analytical

tool to compare its individual results with the results of a group of PE’s at all levels.

• lack of adequate qualified personnel to supervise the procurement processes within the Entities.

IDENTIFICATION OF

CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT NEEDS

• Management Consultant has now been engaged to undertake a skills and training needs assessment.

Objectives of the project were:– Identify the key players for the implementation of

the Public Procurement Act, 2003 (Act 663)– Identify and review the core processes involved in

the implementation of the law.– Identify the competencies required for the efficient

implementation. – Propose detailed course content for training public

officers on the law

INSTITUTIONAL SKILLS AND TRAINING NEEDS ASSESSMENT:

– Propose detailed course content for training public officers on the law

– Prepare a workable delivery schedule for the short, medium and long-term skills and training needs.

– Identify qualified and experienced facilitators within the public and private sector to undergo training of trainer courses.

– Identify training facilities for short, medium and long-term.– Identify the logistical requirements, the logistic gaps and

proposal for filling the gaps.– Develop proposals for sustaining and institutionalizing the

capacity development programme.

INSTITUTIONAL SKILLS AND TRAINING NEEDS ASSESSMENT:-Cont’d

– To enhance the capacity of all stakeholders.– To develop modules which are fundamental to an

enhanced public procurement in the country which covers:• Legal Framework• Structures• Methods• Ethics and Complaints• Thresholds• Tendering• And other major areas.

DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINING MODULES

The challenge for achievement of required capacity is huge and will take at least 12-36 months (short term) hence the need for a good strategy to achieve it.

• A Policy paper “Developing Procurement Capacity and Training in the Public Sector” has been formulated.

IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY

• Identified 4 target groups and categorized them according to role and needs

– Target A – Entity Tender Committee and Tender Review Boards.

– Target B – Providers of Goods, Services and Works.– Target C - Independent and National Oversight

Institutions, the General Public, Media, NGOs– Target D - The Procurement Practitioners

IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY

END OF PRESENTAION

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