ARUSHA, Dec. 24 -- GENDER-RESPONSIVE Procurement (GRP) is emerging as a key driver of inclusive economic growth, promoting fair competition and supporting work-life balance, as increasingly competitive procurement systems create opportunities for broader participation and equitable access in both public and private sector contracts.

The call was made in Arusha during the 16th Annual Conference of the Procurement and Supplies Professionals and Technicians Board (PSPTB), where stakeholders emphasised enhancing professionalism and promoting inclusivity in the procurement sector to ensure equitable access, competitive practices and broader economic participation.

During the conference, ASNL Advisory Board CoFounder and Managing Partner Hump...