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Tracking Procurements: What You Need to Know

By Oliver Subasinghe on 07 July 2009

Tracking procurements does not only involve knowing where donor agencies publish solicitation notices. Veterans of this process offer hints on how to anticipate and track potential projects and tenders. First stop: The Devex Web site.

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Oliver Subasinghe
Oliver joined Devex in late 2008 as an international development correspondent and researcher. He previously served as a microfinance fellow for Kiva in Kenya and Uganda. During his tenure, he worked with Kiva’s field partners to improve their operations and governance.

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