Diversity, equality, and inclusion: A case for public procurement bid disputes management in an emerging market
Paul Mathenge Nyathore,
Gituro Wainaina,
Zachary Bolo Awino
et al.
Abstract:Bid disputes arise when aggrieved bidders appeal decisions of procuring entities. It is through procurement appeals that issues of discrimination, inequality, and exclusion are challenged (Canayaz et al., 2022). However, the marginalized groups of youth, women, people living with disabilities, and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) rarely pursue this avenue of procurement justice. This is despite public procurement growing into an important avenue for helping governments achieve various development ob… Show more
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