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Daily Archives: October 31, 2019

stages of procurement overlaid on Uganda and Tanzania flags

Where does pressure for public procurement transparency come from? Reflections from Uganda and Tanzania

David-Barrett, International ArchitectureBy Isabelle AdamOctober 31, 2019Leave a comment

Recent fieldwork in Tanzania and Uganda demonstrates the potential for data transparency to improve accountability will depend on commitment, not just to open data but also to pursue accompanying reforms that facilitate oversight and promote fair competition.

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