Ukraine Launches Pilot Procurement with Britain: What Will Change.
According to inkorr.com: The Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agricultural Policy of Ukraine, in collaboration with the UK Department for Business and Trade, continues to cooperate in the field of public procurement. One of the main goals of this cooperation is to familiarize Ukrainian procurers with new methods of evaluating the most advantageous proposals, which take into account not only prices.
Online Workshop on Non-Price Criteria
On November 14, an online workshop titled 'Non-Price Criteria in Public Procurement: Experience of Great Britain and Its Implementation in Ukraine' will take place. British experts and Ukrainian officials will participate in the event.
At this workshop, a search for Ukrainian procurers to implement a pilot project that uses non-price criteria will be announced. Participation in the event is free, but prior registration is required.
This initiative of the Ministry of Economy aims to improve the public procurement system in Ukraine and implement best practices from Great Britain.
The goal of this event is to simplify procurement processes and increase their transparency. The experience of Great Britain can help Ukraine improve conditions for business and stimulate competition in the market. Participants will have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with modern approaches and implement them in their practices.
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