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Development aid contracts database: World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, and EuropeAid.

Mihály Fazekas^1,2, Aly Abdou³, Yuliia Kazmina²

¹Central European University, Vienna, Austria.

|April 25, 2022

Summary

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This study introduces a global database of government contracts from major development aid organizations (World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, EuropeAid) between 2000-2017, offering insights into aid-funded procurement.

Keywords:

Contracts Development aid EuropeAid Inter-American Development Bank Public procurement World Bank

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Area of Science:

Development Economics
Public Procurement
International Aid

Background:

Development aid spending involves complex government contracts.
Existing data on aid-funded procurement is fragmented and difficult to analyze.
Understanding procurement processes is crucial for effective aid allocation.

Purpose of the Study:

To compile a comprehensive, harmonized global database of government contracts funded by major development organizations.
To provide researchers with detailed micro-level data on aid-funded procurement processes and outcomes.
To support research on the impact and effectiveness of development aid spending.

Main Methods:

Web scraping of official contract publication sites from the World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, and EuropeAid.
Standardization and harmonization of diverse, multi-format source data from 2000-2017.
Inclusion of contract-level details (parties, value, description, award date, procedure) and associated development aid project information.

Main Results:

A unified global database of aid-funded government contracts (2000-2017) has been created.
The database includes detailed information on contracting parties, contract content, and procurement procedures.
Associated development aid project data (title, value) is integrated for comprehensive analysis.

Conclusions:

The compiled database offers significant potential for researchers studying development aid effectiveness and procurement.
It facilitates micro-level analysis of how development aid is spent and its impacts.
The database serves as the foundation for research into anti-corruption measures in aid-funded procurement.