products. Contracting authoritiesare not provided with unbiased information, which would allow them to define estimated cost of a procurement object. Ensure more flexibility of the public procurement process for customers including the representatives of contracting authoritiesand business sector; Main Objective Support business and increase competition in the publicprocurement process; Increase participation of citizens and civil organizations both on the central and local level in the monitoring of budget resource spending. OGP Challenge Improving public services Technology Civil Transparency Accountability and Participation Innovation OGP Principles New or ongoing Milestones to Fulfill the Commitment Start date: End date: commitment Software development New June, 2016 September, 2017 Dissemination of information on New June, 2016 December, 2017 implemented changes Increase the number of customers of the e-Procurement system; Increase the number of business organizations using e-Plan module; Indicator Put e-Market within e-Procurement system into operation and increase the number of its customers. Shortage of available information on innovations for tens of thousands of economic operators and hundreds of representatives of civil society; Risks and Assumptions Expansion of the area of procurement objects of e-Market and refusal of business on collaboration Challenge IV: Creating Safer Communities Commitment 16: Adoption of the Environmental Assessment Code This commitment implies adoption of the environmental assessment code that will envisage the requirements of the convention “on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters” (hereafter, Aarhus Convention) in the environmental protection issues and will ensure public participation in the decision-making process in relation with effects on the environment, particularly:
products. Contracting authoritiesare not provided with unbiased information, which would allow them to define estimated cost of a procurement object. Main Objective Ensure more flexibility of the public procurement process for customers including the representatives of contracting authoritiesand business sector; Support business and increase competition in the publicprocurement process; Increase participation of citizens and civil organizations both on the central and local level in the monitoring of budget resource spending. OGP Challenge Improving public services OGP Principles Transparency Accountability Civil Participation Technology and Innovation Milestones to Fulfill the Commitment New or ongoing commitment Start date: End date: Software development New June, 2016 September, 2017 Dissemination of information on implemented changes New June, 2016 December, 2017 Indicator Increase the number of customers of the e-Procurement system; Increase the number of business organizations using e-Plan module; Put e-Market within e-Procurement system into operation and increase the number of its customers. Risks and Assumptions Shortage of available information on innovations for tens of thousands of economic operators and hundreds of representatives of civil society; Expansion of the area of procurement objects of e-Market and refusal of business on collaboration Challenge IV: Creating Safer Communities Commitment 16: Adoption of the Environmental Assessment Code This commitment implies adoption of the environmental assessment code that will envisage the requirements of the convention “on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters” (hereafter, Aarhus Convention) in the environmental protection issues and will ensure public participation in the decision-making process in relation with effects on the environment, particularly:
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