Argentina

• Argentina Compra – Public procurement website of the Argentinian National Public Administration
• The role of the Anti-Corruption Office (OA) in public procurement in Argentina

Australia

• Australia’s procurement probity plans
• Code of Conduct for the Queensland (Australia) Public Service
• Conflict of interest guidelines of the Government of Western Australia
• Conflict of interest management during tender evaluation in Australia
• Disclosable conduct as defined by the Australian Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013
• International competition in infrastructure projects in Australia 
• Tasmania’s (Australia) checklist of potential risks in the goods and services procurement process
• Use of the Commonwealth Contracting Suite in Australia
• Australia’s Commonwealth Procurement Rules
• What to monitor and measure
• Building Risk Management Capability in the Australian Government
• Establishing good key performance indicators for procurement
• Government spending statistics in Australia
• Setting clear standards of conduct for public officials
• ClauseBank (Australia)
• Pilot to help small businesses compete for public procurements in New South Wales
• Procurement Awards for Excellence in Australia
• Social Procurement Framework in Victoria, Australia
• Australia Workplace Gender Equality, Procurement Principles and User Guide

austria

• Austria - Best practices for green procurement (awareness raising)
• Austria - Best practices for green procurement (environmental standards)
• Austria - Best practices for green procurement (legal and policy framework) 
• Austria - Best practices for green procurement (professionalisation)
• Austria - unified purchasing plans and CPBs
• Framework agreements in Austria 
• The Anti-Corruption Strategy of the Austrian Federal Procurement Agency 
• Whistleblower hotline in Austria
• Applying a gender lens to impact assessment of procurement operations
• Use of MEAT criteria
• Implementation of electronic authentication at Bundesbeschaffung GmbH (BBG) in Austria
• Integrity Officers in Austria’s Federal Government

Belgium

• Belgium - Best practices for green procurement (professionalisation)
• Belgium and development of technical specifications with businesses
• Applying user-centred approaches: Understanding women’s needs in Belgium

Brazil

• Efforts to enhance integrity for the Brazil’s 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games 
• Public Spending Observatory in Brazil
• The Transparency Portal of the Federal Public Administration in Brazil 

CANADA 

• Canada – Best practices for green procurement
• Early engagement in Canada
• Procurement Ombudsman in Canada
• The Canadian Certification Program for the Federal Government Procurement and Materiel Management Communities
• The Code of Conduct for Procurement in Canada
• Considerations to take into account to solve an apparent conflict of interest in Canada
• Monitoring and evaluation of the public procurement system - Canada
• Addressing SMEs’ challenges and constraints through the Office of Small and Medium Enterprises in Canada
• Canada’s public procurement control framework
• The Government of Canada’s Integrity Regime
• Ontario’s measurement of procurement performance in healthcare systems
• Public procurement as part of public financial management performance: The example of Canada
• The complexity and risk process in Canada
• The public procurement curriculum in Canada
• Actions taken against suppliers for RBC infringements in Canada
• GCpedia and GCconnex (Canada)
• Integrating RBC objectives along the full supply chain in Canada
• The Build in Canada Innovation Program (BCIP)
• The Canada Free Agents program
• Definitions of conflict of interest used in Canada and New Zealand

CHILE

• Consultation with suppliers by the Chilean central purchasing body ChileCompra 
• Gender equality in Chile
• ChileCompra’s Code of Ethics in Public Processes
• Encouraging the transition from paper to electronic procurement in Chile

CHINA 

• China - Best practices for green procurement (environmental standards)
• Encouraging SMEs’ participation in public procurement in China

COLOMBIA 

• Indicators to measure the National Procurement System in Colombia
• E-procurement in Colombia
• Innovative procurement initiatives in Colombia
• Corruption risk management: The example of Colombia
• Horizontal system integration with the national finance system in Colombia
• Investigating reasons for direct awarding in Colombia
• The deployment of framework agreements in Colombia

COSTA RICA

• Streamlining the use of exceptions and simplifying the threshold system in Costa Rica
• Degree programs of public procurement in Costa Rica
• Institutional Administration Index in Costa Rica
• Mechanism to enhance SME participation in public procurement in the DPPL
• Guidelines and manuals on strategic procurement in Costa Rica

CROATIA 

• Certification frameworks in Croatia
• Certification frameworks in Croatia and Scotland

DENMARK 

• Spreading innovation in Denmark
• The investigative role of the Danish NCP

ESTONIA 

• Estonia – Regulating the Risk Management in Legislation and Guidelines
  
• Example of user-centred processes in public procurement in Estonia
• Comparing challenges in finding evaluators with the Czech Republic and Estonia

EUROPEAN UNION

• Reducing red tape in the EU
• Remedies Directives of the European Union
• Data-mining to identify corruption in public procurement in the European Union
• Life cycle approach in the European Union
• Time limit for submitting bids in the European Union (EU)

FINLAND 

• The network of public procurement agents, Finland
• Measuring public procurement impact in Finland

FRANCE

• Implementing the new organigram of the SGC in France
• Quality assurance plan: An example of cleaning services in France
• Collaborative reverse factoring – UGAP, France
• Specialised training for public procurement in France
• Help desk in France and Lithuania

GERMANY

• Challenges in the development of the Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport (BBI)
• Electronic workflow: Processing and tracking information on public procurement in Germany
• Governance failures in the management of the Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport
• Integrity training in Germany
• Specialised public procurement tribunals in Germany
• Staff rotation in the German civil service
• A tool for division into lots - Germany
• Germany’s contact persons for corruption prevention
• Centralising e-procurement activity in Lower Saxony
• Certification of suppliers by the Sustainability Compass in Germany
• Monitoring the implementation of green public procurement in Berlin
• Obtaining the right balance for businesses in North Rhine-Westphalia
• Post-tender spending management in Rhineland-Palatinate
• Rethinking the procurement workflow for more efficiency in Bremen
• The procurement advisory centre in Saxony
• Tracking staff engagement at Germany’s Federal Employment Agency to improve organisational performance

GREECE

• Greece - Handling the Corruption Complaints

hungary

• Hungary – Best practices for green procurement (awareness raising)
• Government measures integrating RBC objectives into contracts in Hungary

Iceland

• Gender equality in Iceland
• Equal pay certification in Iceland

INDIA

• India – Best practices for green procurement (market capacity and assessing costs and benefits)
• Integrity Pacts in India  

Ireland

• Engagement with SMEs to reduce Red Tape in Ireland 
• Development of national procurement guidelines in Ireland
• Go-2-Tender Training Scheme for SMEs - Ireland
• Guidance on market analysis to assist SMEs in Public Procurement - Ireland
• Guide to compliance with competition law in joint-bidding, Ireland
• Development of template tender documents in Ireland
• Development of procurement guidelines in Ireland
• Ireland – Civil Service Code of Conduct
• Ireland – Risk Management Governance within the Government Departments and Office
• Guidelines and standardised templates in Ireland

ITALY 

• Italy - engaging with suppliers
• Italy - setting framework agreements for products
• Italy - setting framework agreements for services
• Italy - reorganisation of the Secretariat General of Commerce: enhancing SGC's function as CPB/Key staff positions at SGC
• Italy - revision of the UPP Programme
• Italy - communication strategy and change management
• Italy - dynamic purchasnig systems
• Italy - the adoption of e-catalogues
• Italy - framework agreements
• Multi-level co-ordination in the development of Milan-Malpensa Airport 
• Supplier Training Desks (STDs) in Italy
• The EXPO MILANO ex ante control mechanism in Italy
• Transparency and Traceability in Public Procurement in Italy 
• The e-marketplace for small value procurement in Italy: The MePA
• Italy - Anti-corruption Law and Anti-corruption Plans
• Master program in public procurement at the Turin School of Development
• Impact of the use of e-catalogues in Italy
• The CONSIP replication model for training in Italy

japan

• Preventing bid-rigging in Japan
• The Office for Government Procurement Challenge System in Japan
• Examples of street lighting in selected cities

KOREA

• Integrated e-procurement system KONEPS in Korea
• Korea – Best practices for Green Procurement (legal and policy framework)
• Korea’s Bid rigging Indicator Analysis System, BRIAS
• Korea’s public procurement data system
• Reducing transaction costs for suppliers in Korea 
• Use of professional procurement agency and e-procurement in Korea
• Financial arrangements implemented in Korea to support SMEs

KOSOVO

• Implementing the centrally-developed indicator methodology in Kosovo

LATVIA 

• Government measures integrating RBC objectives into contracts in Latvia

MALTA

• Public Procurement in Malta - Re-engineering the Department of Contracts
• Malta – Monitoring of non-compliance in public procurement

MEXICO

• Disclosure of information through the central procurement system Compranet in Mexico
• Mexico - The Federal Anti-Corruption Law on Public Procurement
• Social witnesses in Mexico
• Launching a professionalisation strategy for procurement at PEMEX
• Vision for Mexico’s federal government e-procurement system
• Mexican ethics code and rules of integrity – provisions related to public procurement
• Mexico’s Law of Acquisition, Leases and Services for the Public Sector
• The Committee for Control and Institutional Performance (COCODI) in ISSSTESON
• Increasing accountability for intra-government contracting in Mexico
• Infractions in public procurement in the State of Sonora
• Mexico and risk management
• Mexico’s Federal Competition Commission recommendation on subcontracting and modifying agreements
• Mexico’s linked procurement systems, SAI and PREI, for IMSS
• The use of open data practices to normalise public procurement data and enhance accountability in Mexico
• Citizen participation mechanisms in public procurement processes in Latin America
• Debarment from public procurement procedures for violations of integrity in Mexico
• Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms during contract execution in Mexico
• The Business Integrity Registry of the Ministry of Public Administration (SFP)
• Mandates of the Directorates of the Institute for Professionalisation (Mexico)
• The reform on social witnesses being prepared by the State of Mexico
• Mexico and the Open Contracting Data Standard
• The obligation to incorporate in CompraNet information regarding the planning and contract management phases

NETHERLANDS

• Green public procurement in the Netherlands
• Netherlands – Best practices for green procurement (environmental standards) 
• Evaluation of the effects of the Dutch Public Procurement Act
• SME consultation to improve policy implementation – Netherlands
• The Dutch advisory service for public procurement, PIANOo

NEW ZEALAND

• Centre-led collaborative contracts in New Zealand
• Checklist for a periodic assessment of a procurement strategy in infrastructure projects in New Zealand
• Government Model Contracts in New Zealand
• Key initiatives to professionalise and empower the public procurement workforce in New Zealand
• Managing Supplier Relationships in Collaborative Contracts in New Zealand
• Achieving wider benefits from government procurement in New Zealand
• Calculating savings from All-of-Government contracts in New Zealand
• Improving existing public services in New Zealand through innovation
• Mentoring programme in New Zealand
• New Zealand’s Guide to supplier feedback and complaints
• New Zealand’s Procurement Capability Index
• New Zealand Procurement Excellence Awards
• Procurement Graduate Programme in New Zealand
• Procurement “speed dating” in New Zealand
• Surveying the business community for insights in New Zealand
• Publication of procurement plans – New-Zealand
• Key initiatives to professionalise and empower the public procurement workforce in New Zealand and PEMEX

NORWAY 

• “Innovation friendly” procurement in Norway
• Developing a structured approach to strategic procurement at Southeast Norway Health Region
• The approach to responsible business conduct in Norway

PERU 

• Chamber of Commerce of Peru and public procurement training
• Diagnosing capacity and knowledge gaps in Peru
• Exceptions for specific public procurement procedures in Colombia and Peru
• Online training modules in Peru
• Parallel or the concurrent control in Peru and Colombia
• Pilot projects to support the internal control system of public procurement in Peru
• Arbitration in public procurement in Peru
• Capacity assessment of the public procurement workforce in Peru
• Integration of the SEACE with other IT systems in Peru

POLAND 

• Training and workshops provided by the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development
  
• Monitoring inclusion of social clauses in Poland
• Poland - Government Anti-Corruption Program
• Poland using public procurement to pursue secondary policy objectives
• Government measures integrating RBC objectives into contracts in Poland
• GovTech Poland – engaging small and medium businesses for public contracts
• Methodological assistance for public procurement for innovation provided by the Public Procurement Office of Poland
• Promotion of public procurement for innovation by the National Centre for Research and Development of Poland under the ESIF R&I programme

PORTUGAL

• Change management – The case of Portugal
• Communication strategies and roadmap in Portugal
• Implementing the new organigram – The case of Portugal
• Portugal – Best practices for green procurement (awareness raising)
• Setting up Framework Agreements – The case of Portugal
• The development of framework agreements in Portugal
• The use of e-procurement solutions – The Case of Portugal 
• Common Knowledge Network in Portugal

RUSSIAN FEDERATION

• Towards e-procurement in the Russian Federation

SAUDI ARABIA

• Committee of advisors for the resolution of complaints in Saudi Arabia

SLOVAK REPUBLIC 

• Slovak Republic – Best practices for green procurement (professionalisation)
• Two-envelope system used in the bids submission phase in the Slovak Republic
• A comprehensive e-procurement strategy in Slovakia
• Using the right tools for better procurement outcomes (Slovak Republic)
• Measures to improve the efficiency of the Slovak Innovation and Energy Agency
• Methodological document for public procurement for innovation prepared by the Ministry of Economy in the Slovak Republic
• Misconduct in the evaluation process and the audit authority’s findings (Slovak Republic)
• Gap analysis of training needs in Slovakia
• Weighting and award criteria for street lighting projects

SLOVENIA

• The National Review Commission in Slovenia 

SOUTH AFRICA

• Public Procurement Reform in South Africa

SPAIN

• Principles and code of conduct for procurement in Spain
• Simplification of Public Procurement Procedure in Spain: Self Declaration  

SWEDEN

• The Results of the Swedish Competitions Authority's Public Procurement Law Enforcement 
• Web-based interactive guide for cooperation in procurements in Sweden
• The National Procurement Development Framework in Sweden
• CPB methods to follow up RBC objectives in Denmark and Sweden
• Integrating RBC objectives along the full supply chain in Sweden
• Checklist for local contracting authorities on gender impacts in Sweden

SWITZERLAND 

• Gender equality and the use of Logib in Switzerland
• Gender-responsive procurement legislation in Switzerland

TUNISIA 

• Risk Management Strategy in Public procurement in Tunisia
• E-procurement functionalities of the e-procurement system TUNEPS

TURKEY

• Setting clear ethical standards for procurement officials: The 2002 public procurement reform in Turkey

UKRAINE 

• Training and workshops carried out for SMEs in a collaborative way – Ukraine
  
• National and international practices for using the Open Contracting Data Standard
• ProZorro eProcurement System in Ukraine

UNITED KINGDOM

• Allocation of risks during the construction of Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 (UK)
• Certification of capabilities for procurement in the UK
• Committee on Standards in Public Life, United Kingdom
• OECD Review of Public Governance of Public Private Partnerships in the UK
• Positive work culture in the construction of Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 (UK)
• Stakeholder engagement during the construction of Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 (UK)
• The Project Initiation Routemap in the United Kingdom
• The Scottish procurement competency framework
• The UK infrastructure procurement routemap 
• Verbal debriefing in the United Kingdom
• Contracts Finder – United Kingdom
• United Kingdom examples of innovations in health
• A benefits management approach to tracking outcomes from government spending in the United Kingdom
• Development of curricula in UK public procurement capacity building
• England – Risk Assessment and Registration at the National Health Service (NHS)
• Procurement competency framework in the United Kingdom and Scotland
• Realising cost savings while procuring energyefficient lighting for the London U
• The National Procurement Development Framework in Scotland (United Kingdom)
• United Kingdom (UK) anti-corruption strategy 2017-2022
• Accountability of stakeholders for combating fraud and bribery in the National Health Service in Great Britain
• Example of user-centred processes in public procurement in the UK
• Scotland’s CivTech
• UK Digital Buying Guide
• The United Kingdom’s Gender Duty
• Procurement competency framework in the United Kingdom and Scotland

UNITED STATES

• ‘Welcome to the Open Dialogue’ in the United States
• Certification of capabilities for procurement in the United States
• Checkbook NYC in the United States
• Consolidation of Suppliers’ Information in the United States
• Federal Procurement Data Systems in the United States
• Financial disclosure and conflicts of interest: State of Illinois, United States
• Four-eyes principle used in the Tappan Zee Bridge Project, New York State (USA)
• Inherently governmental and critical functions in the United States
• Integrity monitor, Tappan Zee Bridge Project, New York State (USA)
• Online complaint form, New York State, Office of the Inspector General (US)
• PrintWise in the United States
• Small business subcontracting in the United States
• Tappan Zee Bridge video camera monitoring in the United States
• The Construction Industry Ethics and Compliance Initiative in the United States
• United States – Best practices for green procurement (monitoring)
• US House of Representatives ethics clauses for consultants
• Vendor Performance Information in the United States
• Small business set-aside – United States
• Electronic data collection by the US federal government
• Implementing cross-agency goals and targets in the United States
• Measuring the impact of procurement on innovation in the United States
• Monitoring compliance with social criteria in contracts in the United States, Denmark and Sweden
• Supplier performance information in the United States
• Digital challenge for innovative procurement training United States
  
• US efforts to innovate procurement
• Pitch Days in United States
• LCC comparisons in US cities
• Procurement forms published by the city of New Orleans in the United States
• Street lighting to enhance the future of smart cities
• Supporting the participation of women-owned businesses in the US, Chile and Korea
• The integrity monitor in the Tappan Zee Bridge Project, New York State