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    Evaluating the e-GP system in Bangladesh Water Development Board (BWDB)

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    2015-05
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    BRAC University
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    Md. Ruhunnabi, Abdullahil Baki
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10361/4930
    Abstract
    Government of Bangladesh has implemented Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) solutions in 2011 for its procurement as a step towards digital Bangladesh. Since then e-GP has brought a change in the businesses process of public procurement. There are limited empirical studies in the literature on the adoption of e-procurement in Bangladesh, that is, at the macro level. Nevertheless, such a study will help to develop policies, strategies, and procedures to implement e-GP. Understanding the importance of such a study, this study was conducted based on a questionnaire survey about the user experience and perception about e-GP in Bangladesh Water Development Board (BWDB). The main objective of this study is to identify how the users of e-GP are adopting it and what they think about it. A conceptual framework has been developed for the evaluation of e-GP, and this subsequently has been tested with data collected from BWDB. Also, this study examines the current status of e- GP acceptance in BWDB. Finally, some recommendation is proposed based on the conceptual and empirical analysis for the evaluation of e-GP. The results indicate that despite of some implementation challenges e-GP system has achieved a wider level of acceptance among Procuring Entities. Users have very strong perception regarding e-GP that this in future will be very helpful for ensuring transparency and accountability in Public Procurement Process. And also the think current e-GP system is showing above average level performance which is not that much dissatisfactory but there is options and opportunity to improve the performance.
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    Procurement and supply management; BIGD; e-GP; Government procurement; Public procurement; E-procurement; PPR; PPA; BWDB
     
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    This dissertation report is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Masters in Procurement and Supply Management, 2015.
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