Empowering Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) by Leveraging Public Procurement: Eight Big Ideas From Mexico
At its most basic level, sustainable public procurement aims to ensure that government spending benefits a country both environmentally and socially.
At its most basic level, sustainable public procurement aims to ensure that government spending benefits a country both environmentally and socially.
By ensuring small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are included in the government supply chain, public procurement has the potential to achieve outstanding economic and social benefits—including the creation of skilled jobs, increased domestic tax revenue, and more robust domestic economic growth. Well-designed public procurement policies also have the potential to catalyze technical development, increasing trade margins and overall productivity. The present report presents examples of innovation in public procurement in Mexico that encourage economic growth and access to finance for SMEs.
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