National dialogue is slowly becoming a popular tool for structural reforms and political settlement around the globe. They are usually broader, inclusive societal consultations aimed at channelling concerns and demands into processes and enhancing legitimacy and ownership of outcomes.
This year’s supply chain management national dialogue by the Kenya Institute of Supplies Management (KISM) in partnership with the Treasury and the Public Procurement Review Authority (PPRA) targets a transformation tied to ethics while coping up with the dynamic global environment.
