Adapting to new ways of procurement

11 August 2020 Public Sector Network

How public sector procurement is impacted by crises, how it can respond, and how it can assist to build strong, better and more resilient communities.

Key topics addressed:

The challenges and risks of procurement during COVID-19
Responding to procurement challenges
Procurement flexibility in a crisis
The role of procurement in crisis recovery
Building supply chain resilience
Open contracting in COVID-19

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