Non-price criteria for Public Procurement

 

BASIC INFORMATION

Target Region: Kyiv

 

Duration:

Spring 2019 – Winter 2019

 

PARTNERS

1. Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine
2. ProZorro
3. MEDT Reform Support Team
4. Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Ukraine
5. Transparency International Ukraine
6. GPA in UA
7. NGO “Living Planet”
8. GIZ
9. Advisory Fund for EU Association of Ukraine

 

CONTACTS

Anastasiya Klimina

Project Manager
e-mail: a.klimina@golocal-ukraine.com

 

About the project: Public procurement in Ukraine is a huge market nowadays: 27 000 customers annually perform more than 1 million procurement procedures worth 700 billion UAH. And only a very small proportion of the mentioned procurement – 0,5% – is performed with the use of “non-price criteria”: indicators of efficiency, quality, and innovation of a product/service.

To solve this problem project team came up with the idea of creating a simple online tool enabling the public procurers to pick quality and eco-friendly products with just a few mouse clicks. With the new “constructor”, the customer will spend only 5 minutes instead of 5 days of deep analytical work.

This tool also will be integrated with the ProZorro system as well as with the “Personal Customers Account” on other e-procurement platforms.

 

 

Expected results

Two years after the project launching we expect the long-term savings to reach 14 billion UAH annually. It will become a reality thanks to the increasing of the amount of “green” procurement procedures up to 5% and with due regard to the rise of competitiveness and business motivation.

For example, using non-price criteria for the sole purchase of the office paper by public organizations can save up to 145 000 trees and 100 million UAH.

 

 

Current results

  • Our experts designed, developed and placed online tool on the ProZorro platform
  • We created criteria for 12 product categories
  • Our coaches and trainers conducted a series of trainings and workshops for civil servants
  • In April’2019 the project won the EU Association Lab’s “The Gratest Impact” nomination

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