Open Public Procurement: Research meets Research meets Policy
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What makes an open data project successful? Transparency Slovakia argues that three components must come together for a data-driven project with an impact - data about real problems, research and (policy) action.
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- 1. Open Public Procurement: Research meets Policy Matej Kurian (kurian@transparency.sk) OGD Camp Warsaw, October 20, 2011
- 2. 80/20 • € 8bn (20%) - amount procured last year AND published officially • Roughly 80% - number of people who think PP is often or always corrupt • 1 – nr. of convicted of PP fraud since 2006
- 5. Site provided valuable findings … • 43% - share of state contracts awarded to single offer in 2010 • 2.3 – average number of firms competing in state PP in 2010 • 1.5 – average number of firms competing in state PP for IT services in 2010
- 6. Average number of bids/ time 6 5 New Gov’t: E-auctions 4 3 2 BLUE – Wares 1 RED – Constructions GREEN - Services 0
- 8. …and influenced public policy • Government manifesto – “will raise transparency in PP by making PP Journal searchable using different criteria” • PP law amended – “Office of PP will make its Journal accessible in the structured format which facilitates automatic data reuse” • Endorsed use of the e-auctions -
- 9. How to hit the sweet spot? Impact (Data) opportunity Activism Policy Research
- 10. Preliminary observations: • Data for its own sake / Not actionable • Visualization for its own sake • Little research built around the data • No policy implication
- 11. Tentative solutions: • Be very specific about your goals • Get your team right • Talk to others • ???
- 12. Thank you MATEJ KURIAN kurian@transparency.sk