Why does it matter? What do we mean by Open Contracting?

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Why does it matter?

What do we mean by Open Contracting?

Who is Involved?

Government Civil Society Private Sector/ Providers Contract transparency and data analysis Advocacy for policy reform and corrective action Monitoring from planning through implementation Action AreaObservation LevelActors Media Country engagement System Sector Agency Contract

COALITIONs Monitor contracts advocate for reforms What is the value added for Operations? Promote Transparency

Mongolia: Advocacy for reforms

Ghana: monitoring of contracts

How can WBI support Operations? Coalitions in 3 regions Processes to incubate coalitions and open contracting Monitoring tools and processes (incl ICT) Community of Practice/ Knowledge Exchanges

#OpenContracting Connect…

Thank you! Kathrin Frauscher

Nigeria + Philippines: Improve Transparency

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