BIS-OPEN-CONTRACTING

BIS Open Contracting public procurement / BIM standard detailed.

Définition

BIS Open Contracting (au sens large) designe l'engagement progressive de multiple multilateral institutions (World Bank + Inter-American Development Bank + Asian Development Bank + European Bank for Reconstruction and Development + African Development Bank + multiple) avec Open Contracting Partnership OCP pour promouvoir adoption Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS) + transparency in procurement spending publicly disclosed contracts globally, alignment with multilateral institutions' anti-corruption + value-for-money objectives + Sustainable Development Goals SDG 16 (transparent institutions). Standardisation + governance multi-stakeholder process publication open standards documentation + implementation guides + reference implementations + community contributions + maintenance versions iterative updates + interoperability conformance testing + alignment regulations EU + national level + adoption tracking measurement adoption + impact assessment outcomes.

Origine

Multilateral institutions engagement OCP since OCDS launch 2014 ; OCP founded 2012 by World Bank + others ; ongoing adoption pushes via multilateral financing conditions.

Exemple en contexte

World Bank funding ~$1B infrastructure project Africa requires implementing country to publish all related procurement contracts in OCDS format on national open data portal as part of financing agreement transparency conditions ; OCP supports country implementation via OCDS Tools + technical assistance ; civic society monitors spending + reports back to World Bank annual reviews.

Termes liés

• OCDS v2 — standard promoted.