Malta has been reforming its public procurement system to contribute to the success of its fast-growing economy. Reforms target mainly the regulations, resulting in wide-reaching structural changes.
To realise the benefits of these reforms, the European Commission provided financial support for the OECD to carry out a project with the Government of Malta. From July 2018 to February 2019 the OECD worked with Malta to rethink and re-engineer the Contracts Department. The project included a review of the business processes and functions, followed by recommendations for improvement. The project also delivered technical assistance:
Country: Malta |
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Timeframe: July 2018 – February 2019 | |
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The objective of the Action was to rethink and re-engineer the public procurement processes of the Department of Contracts. It was designed to primarily look into the current processes and functions and recommend actions for improvement. The Action also provided concrete assistance to support the re-engineering process. The Project was comprised of three components as follows: