Designing goal-driven reforms
From increasing integrity in public procurement by implementing anti-corruption measures, to expanding economic inclusion to women- or minority-owned businesses and strengthening sustainability and climate resilience, open contracting delivers impact.
We help design goal-driven reforms around these topics, build coalitions of change to make the case for reform, and co-create digital solutions, powered by open data.
Our topics
Review these introduction to get guidance and best practice on the most impactful topics for implementing open contracting in public procurement.
Anti-corruption
Increasing integrity through implementing anti-corruption measures
Artificial Intelligence
Buying AI and AI in procurement
Beneficial Ownership
Shell companies are the getaway vehicles for grand corruption, and contracts the escape route. Open contracting can help unmask the drivers.
Better meals
Better meals through open and inclusive public contracting
Buying green
This toolkit will help you to rethink sustainable public procurement driving better adoption and measurement through an open, data-driven and inclusive approach.
Buying technology in government
Buying technology in government is overdue an improvement
Emergency procurement
Open contracting can help manage public procurement in an emergency, by buying fast, smart, and open
E-procurement
Digitizing public procurement: Building better, data-driven processes and systems
Extractives
Delving into the world of oil, mining and gas contracts with open contracting
Gender
Empowering women businesses and enabling inclusive growth: our focus on gender
Health
The right medicine: open contracting in health
Inclusion & equity
If all can participate, all will benefit: our focus on inclusion and equity
Infrastructure
Build better. Build right. Our focus on infrastructure
Investigating public contracts
Investigating public contracts: Uncovering the hidden networks of power
Mythbusting confidentiality
Mythbusting confidentiality in public contracting
Sustainability
Because all public procurement should be sustainable
