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IPPC9 |
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IPPC8 |
Hosted by the Institute of Accountancy Arusha. There were 103 paper proposals; 71 submitted papers, and 56 paper presentations, and 27 parallel sessions cover a variety of themes, from e-procurement, sustainable procurement, to public procurement professionalization and professionalism. There 312 participants from 46 countries. The conference is sponsored by Tanzania’s national agencies including the Public Procurement Policy Division, the Public Procurement Appeals Authority, the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority, the Procurement and Supplies Professionals and Technicians Board, and the Government Procurement Services Agency. |
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IPPC7 in Bali, Indonesia |
Hosted by the National Public Procurement Agency, Indonesia. There were 228 regitered participants from 48 countries; 103 accepted papers, and 34 parallel sessions cover a variety of themes, from e-procurement, sustainable procurement, to public procurement professionalization and professionalism. The conference was co-sponsored by the Indonesian National Public Procurement Agency and NIGP. |
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IPPC6 in Dublin, Ireland |
Hosted by Professor Paul Davis of Dublin City University. There were 214 registered participants from 49 countries; 127 accepted papers, and 63 parallel sessions cover a variety of themes, from e-procurement, sustainable procurement, to public procurement professionalization and professionalism. The conference was co-sponsored by the Dublin City University Business School and NIGP. |
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IPPC5 in Seattle, Washington, USA |
Hosted by the National Institute of Governmental Purchasing and Florida Atlantic University. There were over 250 registered participants from 48 countries; 147 accepted papers, and 52 parallel sessions cover a variety of themes, from e-procurement, sustainable procurement, to public procurement professionalization and professionalism. This conference was co-sponsored by Consip S.p.A. (Italian Public Procurement Agency), The Naval Postgraduate School’s Acquisition Research Program and NIGP. |
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IPPC4 in Seoul, South Korea |
Hosted by the Korean Public Procurement Service. There were 425 registered participants from 59 countries; 165 accepted papers, and 45 parallel sessions cover a variety of themes, from e-procurement, sustainable procurement, to public procurement professionalization and professionalism. The 4th IPPC broke all past records, in terms of number of conference registrants, number of submitted papers and particularly how marvelously the conference was organized. The conference was also co-sponsored by NIGP. |
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IPPC3 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
Hosted by Professor Jan Telgen of the University of Twente. There were 275 participants from 43 countries and major international organizations such as the World Bank, the UNDP, and OECD. The conference was sponsored by NEVI (a professional association in the Netherlands) and PIANOo (a central public procurement agency of The Netherlands). The conference was also co-sponsored by NIGP. |
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IPPC2 in Rome, Italy |
Hosted by Professor Gustavo Piga of the University of Rome “Tor Vergata”. There were 295 participants from 45 countries. The conference was sponsored by Consip S.p.A. (Italian Public Procurement Agency). The conference was also co-sponsored by NIGP. |
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IPPC1 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA |
Initiated by Dr. Guy Callender (Foundation Chair of Strategic Procurement at Curtin University of Technology, Australia), David Drabkin (Deputy Associate Administrator for Acquisition Policy and Senior Procurement Executive, US General Services Administration, USA), Rick Grimm (Chief Executive Officer, National Institute of Governmental Purchasing, Inc, USA), Dr. Christine Harland (Professor, University of Bath, UK), Dr. Jan Telgen (Professor, University of Twente, Netherlands), and Dr. Khi V. Thai (Professor, Florida Atlantic University, USA). Hosted by Professor Thai, and. sponsored by the Florida Atlantic University Public Procurement Research Center, the National Institute of Governmental Purchasing (NIGP), US General Services Administration, Curtin University of Technology (Australia), the World Bank, and the United Nations Development Programme/Inter-Agency Procurement Services Office. There were 125 participants from 24 countries. |
