Capture Procurement Compliance Matrix via Regulatory Gap Analysis
- Organization
- World Bank requirement for ANATI to streamline procurement procedures within 3 months post-effectiveness
- Sector
- ANATI procurement officers and technical assistance consultants needing compliance certainty
- Location
- Panama
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Executive summary
Current state
The World Bank is providing $60M to Panama's land administration authority (ANATI) for cadastral modernization, but ANATI lacks the technical capacity, coordination mechanisms, and procurement frameworks to execute within mandated 3-12 month timelines post-effectiveness in October 2026.
Market catalyst
ANATI must 'streamline procedures and prepare a strategic Procurement Plan' within 3 months post-effectiveness, but Panama has specific procurement regulations for World Bank-funded projects that differ from standard government procurement, creating compliance complexity that delays implementation.
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