Briefing by Mr. Agus Rahardjo, Chairman of National Public Procurement Agency of Indonesia

Briefing by Mr. Agus Rahardjo, Chairman, National Public

Procurement Agency of Indonesia

August 13 2014

At a Glance

National Public Procurement AgencyRepublic of Indonesia (NPPA)

NPPA

The NPPA is a government body of the Republic of Indonesia which develop government procurement strategy and policies in Indonesia.

NPPA established based on Presidential Regulation Number 106 Year 2007

Vision

Creating a credible public procurement system

Missions

To create :

•Effective & clear regulations•Monitoring and evaluation system•Professional human resources

Organization Structure

ORGAN STUCTURE

Chairman Chairman

Executive Secretary Executive Secretary

Deputy for Legal and

Disputes Resolution

Deputy for Legal and

Disputes Resolution

Deputyfor Human Resource

Development

Deputyfor Human Resource

Development

Deputyfor Monitoring Evaluation and

Information Systems

Development

Deputyfor Monitoring Evaluation and

Information Systems

Development

Deputyfor Strategy and

Policy Development

Deputyfor Strategy and

Policy Development

Executive Secretariat:

Executive Secretariat

Deputy for Strategy and

Policy Development

Deputy for Strategy and Policy Development

Deputy for Monitoring and Evaluation and

Information Systems

Development

Deputy for Monitoring and Evaluation and Information Systems Development

Deputy for Human

Resources Development

Deputy for Human Resources Development

Deputy for Legal and Complaints

Handling

Deputy for Legal and Complaints Handling

Key point: We are moving from a less structured

to a more structured system

Covering: regulatory framework, institutional development and up-lifting procurement as a profession

Government Procurement Reform

1. Legislative & Regulatory Framework• President Regulation Number 70/2012 regarding

addendum of Goverment Procurement of thePresident Regulation Number 54/2010

• Operational regulations and proceudres regarding implementation of President Regulation Number 70/2012

• Harmonized between the national procurement regulation and international best practices

• Innovations within government procurement regulation such as:

a. Public Private Partnership

b. Sustainable Public Procurement

Government Procurement Reform

2. Institutional Framework (Management Capacity)

• Develop the carreer path system of procurement professional

• Certified more than 200.000 procurement professional

• Established Procurement Unit Services

3. Procurement Operation & Market Practice

• Electronic Procurement system development

• Development of Direct Purchasing through e-catalogue

• Assist central & local government and professionals in doing procurement process

4. Integrity & Transparancy (Anti Corruption)

• Whistel blowing system

• Blacklist system

Government Procurement Reform

Current Issues

1.Develop Public Procurement Law2.Develop the Public Private Partneship

regulation, particularly regarding the procurement process

3.Develop the regulation regarding Sustainable Public Procurement