The Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) undertook a study titled “Public Procurement in Bangladesh’s Power Sector: A Framework for Transparent, Efficient, and Accountable System towards Energy Transition” to review the Public Procurement Act 2006 and the Public Procurement Rules 2008. The study aimed to assess procurement practices in renewable energy tenders, identify existing regulatory gaps, and develop a framework to promote transparency, accountability, and efficiency in renewable energy procurement. As part of this initiative, the dRi conducted a primary survey to collect firm-level data on issues and challenges in procurement processes. The collected information provided critical insights that contributed to CPD’s analysis and policy recommendations for a more transparent and effective procurement framework in Bangladesh’s power sector.
Serial No: 300
Theme: Governance and Legal Issues
Research Method: Quantitive
Partner: Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD)
Starting Year: 2025
Study Area: Dhaka, Bogura, Mymensingh
