Course summary
Instructors
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Didacticiel Marchés Publics
According to the validated training strategy, the learning objectives for the Public Contracts Execution and Control module are as follows:
The next step will detail the specific content and corresponding teaching resources for these themes.
By the end of this session, the learner will be able to:
All public procurement stakeholders and particularly the Contracting Authority (MO) personnel.
This session presents the different control bodies involved in a contract and the different contract control procedures.
Article, 24, 25 To 41 And 58.3 And 150 Of The Public Procurement Code
CEMP Execution Control - Capsule 2
This session presents the various contract control bodies and the different procedures for contract control.
At the end of this session, the learner will be able to:
ü Control the execution of contracts.
MO, MINMAP and other State bodies
Control plays a role in monitoring, detection, deterrence, and foresight.
Governed by decree No. 2018/366 (Art. 47) and No. 2018/355 (Art. 19).
* Note: Special contracts are outside MINMAP's control.
The process includes the contact meeting, site visit, deviation records, and report writing.
The overall objective of this module is to make MO staff capable of ensuring the effective management of public contracts in all administrative and technical financial monitoring activities linked to the execution of contracts.
The learner must be able to:
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SEQUENCE 2: OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT EXECUTION |
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Learning objectives At the end of this sequence, the learner must be able to:
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At the end of this session, the learner will be able to:
Project Owner (MO) staff
This session sets up all the organs and mechanisms allowing for administrative, technical, and financial monitoring, optimal timeline management, and handling contractual modifications or claims.
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Responsibilities of Monitoring Actors:
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Execution Monitoring Activities:
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Review of contractual documentation and real-world scenarios. |
References: Articles 43 to 46 of the Public Procurement Code
The overall objective of this module is to enable Project Owner (MO) staff to manage the economic conditions of public contracts.
The learner must be able to:
SEQUENCE 3: MANAGEMENT OF ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN PUBLIC CONTRACTS
ü By the end of this sequence, the learner must be able to effectively manage the economic conditions of public contracts.
By the end of this session, the learner will be able to:
✓ Clearly identify the management elements of public contract economic conditions.
This session highlights essential elements for presenting the management of economic conditions that impact the contract lifecycle (prices, revisions, variations).
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Management elements of economic conditions:
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The overall objective of this chapter is to make MO staff capable of ensuring the effective management of public contracts at the level of activities and formalities necessary for the preparation of attachments and accounts.
The learner must be able to:
Guarantee lifecycle: from bidding to release
The overall objective of this chapter is to make MO staff capable of ensuring the effective management of public contracts at the level of activities and formalities necessary for the preparation of attachments and accounts.
The learner must be able to:
Formalization cycle for service payment
The overall objective of this module is to make MO staff capable of ensuring the effective management of public contracts in all administrative, technical and financial monitoring activities, internal control and external control of contract execution.
The learner must be able to:
By the end of this sequence, the learner should be able to:
According to the validated training strategy, the learning objectives for the Public Contracts Execution and Control module are as follows:
The next step will detail the specific content and corresponding teaching resources for these themes.
By the end of this session, the learner will be able to:
All public procurement stakeholders and particularly the Contracting Authority (MO) personnel.
This session presents the different control bodies involved in a contract and the different contract control procedures.
Article, 24, 25 To 41 And 58.3 And 150 Of The Public Procurement Code
CEMP Execution Control - Capsule 2
This session presents the various contract control bodies and the different procedures for contract control.
At the end of this session, the learner will be able to:
ü Control the execution of contracts.
MO, MINMAP and other State bodies
Control plays a role in monitoring, detection, deterrence, and foresight.
Governed by decree No. 2018/366 (Art. 47) and No. 2018/355 (Art. 19).
* Note: Special contracts are outside MINMAP's control.
The process includes the contact meeting, site visit, deviation records, and report writing.
The overall objective of this module is to make MO staff capable of ensuring the effective management of public contracts in all administrative and technical financial monitoring activities linked to the execution of contracts.
The learner must be able to:
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SEQUENCE 2: OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT EXECUTION |
|
Learning objectives At the end of this sequence, the learner must be able to:
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The overall objective of this module is to enable Project Owner (MO) staff to manage the economic conditions of public contracts.
The learner must be able to:
SEQUENCE 3: MANAGEMENT OF ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN PUBLIC CONTRACTS
ü By the end of this sequence, the learner must be able to effectively manage the economic conditions of public contracts.
The overall objective of this chapter is to make MO staff capable of ensuring the effective management of public contracts at the level of activities and formalities necessary for the preparation of attachments and accounts.
The learner must be able to:
Guarantee lifecycle: from bidding to release
The overall objective of this chapter is to make MO staff capable of ensuring the effective management of public contracts at the level of activities and formalities necessary for the preparation of attachments and accounts.
The learner must be able to:
Formalization cycle for service payment
The overall objective of this module is to make MO staff capable of ensuring the effective management of public contracts in all administrative, technical and financial monitoring activities, internal control and external control of contract execution.
The learner must be able to:
By the end of this sequence, the learner should be able to:
