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The Digital Buying Guide is hosted and maintained by

Open Contracting Partnership (opens in a new tab)

Sponsors

The Digital Buying Guide was originally created by the Government Digital Service with the support of:

UK Government Digital Service homepage (opens in a new tab) UK Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office homepage (opens in a new tab) ITU Home page (opens in a new tab) OECD homepage (opens in a new tab) United 4 Smart Sustainable Cities homepage (opens in a new tab)

Contributors

The following organisations reviewed the guide and provided case studies:

Organization for International Economic Relations home page (opens in a new tab) Open Contracting Partnership homepage (opens in a new tab) United Nations Economic Commission for Europe homepage (opens in a new tab) International Association for Contract and Commercial Management homepage (opens in a new tab) UN Sustainable Development Goals homepage (opens in a new tab) Driver and vehicle standards agency organisation page (opens in a new tab) Pulse Lab Jakarta homepage (opens in a new tab) Dominican Republic Procurement Agency (opens in a new tab) UN Women homepage (opens in a new tab) Development Gateway homepage (opens in a new tab) New Zealand Government Procurement homepage (opens in a new tab) The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment of New Zealand homepage (opens in a new tab)

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International Telecommunication Union Homepage (opens in a new tab) Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Homepage (opens in a new tab) United 4 Smart Sustainable Cities Homepage (opens in a new tab)

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