Non-compete provision: implications for stakeholders of public private partnerships in the energy sector of a developing country

Nuwagaba, Innocent; Molokwane, Thekiso; Lukamba, Muhiya Tshombe; Nduhura, Alex

doi:10.1504/ijpp.2022.10052426

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“…According to Nuwagaba et al (2021), who used a cross-sectional research design and a sample size of 119 stakeholders to investigate the influence of procurement planning on procurement performance in public sector entities, there is a strong positive relationship between procurement planning and public sector entity performance. In the same vein, Nzu and Njeru ( 2014) conducted a study on factors influencing the performance of public universities in Nairobi County, using a population of 166 procurement department employees drawn from three of the four major public universities, and discovered that the departments prepared procurement plans for the activities outlined in the work plans provided adequate and quality service.…”

Section: Business Management and Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

Procurement Practices and Performance of Private Universities in West Nile, Uganda

Hamiza,

Ishaq,

Viola

et al. 2024

BMS

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This study examined the effect of procurement practices on the performance of private universities in West Nile, Uganda. Five private universities dully accredited by the National Council of Higher Education were analyzed. Using simple random sampling technique, a sample size of 140 employees was used. Data were sourced using a structured questionnaire. Analysis was conducted using both SPSS and SEM. The findings revealed that contract management is a significant precursor of private university performance. While unexpectedly, procurement planning and supplier selection proved to be statistically insignificant predictors of private university performance. Practically, this study will help private university owners improve performance by embracing practices such as contract inspection, documentation, relationship management, good communication and contract performance measurement. Additionally, given the need for improved performance of private universities in West Nile in particular, and Uganda in general, this study offers the understanding of a holistic view of performance from the procurement perspective and this is relevant for academicians.

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Section: Business Management and Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%