Women and Procurement
This course highlights the important role played by women in the economy and showcases the need to improve the current situation of women-owned businesses by using government procurement. It introduces the various barriers to the successful participation of women in public tenders, and offers a set of strategies and solutions which Public Procurement Officers can use to provide greater opportunities to women-owned businesses. Indeed, governments have a variety of targeted measures available to help the economic prospects of women, many of which have already been approved through existing governmental policies. The issue of capacity building for women-owned businesses is also discussed, with focus placed on the potential positive role which can be played by Procurement Officers in this regard.
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Course certification
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Course video teaser
Course structure
- 01 Lecture 1
- 02 Lecture 2
- 03 Lecture 3
- 04 Case Study Exercise (C043)
- 05 Certificate of Completion
- Tutor: Inês Aguiar Machado