Public Procurement Ethics

Public procurement ethics refers to the principles of fairness, transparency, integrity, and accountability that government agencies and organizations follow when purchasing goods, services, or projects. It ensures that procurement processes are conducted honestly, without favoritism, corruption, or bias, and that public resources are used efficiently and responsibly. Upholding these ethics maintains public trust, promotes competition, and ensures that decisions benefit society as a whole, rather than personal or private interests. Essentially, it’s about doing the right thing when spending public funds, safeguarding fairness and building confidence in government operations.