Action Plan / Roadmap - Tajikistan

Country Project progress report for Tajikistan   Phase 0   Preparatory Missions 2012, closed   Phase 1   March 2013-June 2014, closed   Phase 2   June 2014-June 2015, in progress Reform agenda Reform Agenda priorities agreed at the EBRD UNCITRAL Initiative Workshop in October 2012: Priority 1   ·   Development of public procurement reform programme and strategy   ·   Assistance to the Public Procurement Agency in revising strategy for national public procurement reform and eProcurement reforms, in order to include a strategy for the WTO GPA negotiations and the WTO GPA Accession Plan   ·   Preparation of the Road Map for Implementation of the Public Procurement Reform, coordinating roles and responsibilities in the reform process and international donors’ support to the reform project Priority 2    ·   Assistance in public procurement legislative reform   ·   Review of the new draft legislation regarding compliance with 2011 UNCITRAL Model Law (ML) and mandatory requirements of 2012 GPA Priority 3    ·   Policy advise and capacity building for eProcurement reform development and implementation   Road map/action plan Priority 1   ·  Regulatory capacity building on the 2011 UNCITRAL ML and the 2012 WTO GPA.   ·  Assisting the Public Procurement Agency of Tajikistan in revising strategy for national public procurement reform and eProcurement reform, in order to enable the WTO GPA accession.   ·  Preparation of the Road Map for Public Procurement Reform, coordinating roles and responsibilities in the reform process and international donors’ support to the national reform project. Priority 2   ·  Review of the draft primary and secondary legislation, prepared by the international consultant hired under the World Bank-funded project, on compliance with 2011 UNCITRAL and 2012 GPA.   ·  Developing dedicated TC for assistance in the GPA negotiation process, to be implemented under the EBRD GPA TC Facility. Priority 3   ·  Diagnosis of the progress of the eProcurement reform and its further development.   ·  Regulatory capacity building on the eProcurement policy standards.   ·  Support in implementation of the first stage of eProcurement reform in Tajikistan.