WHAT IS BUILD PROC?


BUILDPROC is a capacity-building programme in project procurement.


BUILDPROC is built around a three-tier certification programme that leads to a graduation programme.


BUILDPROC is the result of a partnership between the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the International Training Centre of the International Labour Organization (ITCILO).

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WHAT WE AIM TO ACHIEVE

To offer a relevant, comprehensive, accessible and sustainable certification programme in procurement to Officials from national procurement regulators / procurement authorities

To uplift project procurement skills to internationally accepted procurement standards.

To improve project efficiency and effectiveness through a transparent and optimized project procurement function.

To strengthen national capacity in procurement to achieve better development outcomes and results.

IMPACT

Procurement is on the critical path between funding and development results. By strengthening procurement, BUILDPROC has an impact on development results, which become more significant through a more efficient use of public funds, strengthened institutions, reinforced good governance, and enhanced capacity in the procurement system.

OUR VISION

  Professionalizing project procurement 

  Creating a global Community of Practice

  Contributing to the effectiveness of development aid

  Building a partnership network 

  Investing for sustainability 

NEWS

IFAD and ITCILO Launch BUILDPROC II

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We are thrilled to announce the signing of a…

New Diplomas Awarded to 55 Participants: Total Certified Reaches 84

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We are excited to announce that diplomas…

Unlocking Opportunities: BUILDPROC MOOC draws 7600 Enrollments!

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Join the wave! Since its debut in July 2023, BUILDPROC MOOC has…

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