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Relevance to Development Partners
APTPI’s framework is fully aligned with global procurement and governance standards, including:
⦁ Open Contracting principles
⦁ Value-for-Money frameworks
⦁ Strengthening fiduciary risk management systems through independent oversight
⦁ Improving transparency and accountability
⦁ Enhancing development impact and project sustainability
⦁ Access to localized insights and real-time procurement intelligence
This positions the organisation as a credible partner for development agencies seeking to strengthen procurement governance, ensure accountability in funded projects, and enhance development impact.
Value to the Nigerian Procurement Ecosystem
APTPI’s engagement will generate the following systemic benefits:
⦁ Improved Transparency: Enhanced visibility of procurement processes and outcomes
⦁ Strengthened Compliance: Increased adherence to procurement laws and guidelines
⦁ Cost Efficiency: Reduction in leakages, inflated contracts, and inefficiencies
⦁ Enhanced Public Trust: Greater citizen confidence in government expenditure
⦁ Better Development Outcomes: Alignment of procurement with actual service delivery
Proposed Deliverables to Strengthen Nigeria’s Procurement System
APTPI is positioned to contribute meaningfully to the procurement ecosystem through the following deliverables:
⦁ Independent Procurement Monitoring Reports (sector-specific and cross-cutting)
⦁ Identification of systemic risks and inefficiencies as well as proffering evidence-based recommendations for reform
⦁ Development of a Procurement Transparency and Value-for-Money Index/ tools for MDAs thereby enhancing public access to procurement information
⦁ Establishment of a Citizen-Focused Procurement Feedback Platform
⦁ Policy briefs and advisory notes to support regulatory and legislative improvements
⦁ Capacity-building workshops for civil society and sub-national actors on procurement issues.
⦁ Support for the adoption and operationalization of Open Contracting Data Standards (OCDS)