Resource Person for Advocacy for the EU-PH Public Procurement Project
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Home Resource Person for Advocacy for the EU-PH Public Procurement Project Resource Person for Advocacy for the EU-PH Public Procurement Project IC - Individual contractor Office UNDP-PHL - PHILIPPINES Deadline 26-Nov-26 @ 07:00 AM (New York time) 26-Nov-26 @ 07:00 AM (New York time) 12-Nov-26 @ 12:00 AM (New York time) Reference Number UNDP-PHL-01063 Contact UNDP Philippines Procurement Unit - procurement.ph@undp.org UNDP Philippines Procurement Unit - procurement.ph@undp.org This specific tender is managed via the new supplier portal system of UNDP Quantum. If you are interested in submitting a bid for this tender, you must subscribe following the instructions in the user guide . If you have not registered a profile with this system, you can do so by following the link for Supplier Registration .
If you already have a supplier profile, please access the negotiation using quicklink or please login to the Supplier Portal , then search for the negotiation using the reference number UNDP-PHL-01063 , following the instructions in the user guide . Introduction Description of the Assignment: Effective and sustainable advocacy is critical in ensuring that policy reforms, research findings and audit observations, as well as procurement governance recommendations are translated into concrete measures that continuously promote accountability, transparency, and stakeholder participation. The enactment of the New Government Procurement Act (Republic Act 12009) marks a significant shift in the Philippine public procurement system.
The NGPA repositions public procurement as a strategic lever for reforms in governance, service delivery, and inclusive economic development. The key reforms introduced aligns with internationally-recognized good practices, particularly on digitalization and strategic use of procurement data for evidence-based decision-making and strengthened integrity safeguards and value-for-money principles. While the NGPA provides a two-year transition period from the legacy framework established under Government Procurement Reform Act (Republic Act 9184), early adaptation by both government and non-state actors remains critical.
Under the EU-PH Public Procurement Project, funded by the European Union, efforts to strengthen capacities of public expenditure bodies and promote meaningful civil society participation in procurement governance are underway. Four civil society organization have been engaged through Responsible Party Agreements to im