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The National Cancer Institute has received recognition as one of Ukraine's best state procuring entities for its performance in public procurement.
The award was presented by the Zakupivli.Pro platform, which has spent the past ten years recognizing the best participants in Ukraine's Prozorro public procurement market for professionalism, efficiency, and a significant contribution to developing a transparent procurement system in Ukraine.
The award confirms the systematic work of the National Cancer Institute team in implementing modern standards of management, openness, and accountability.
In healthcare, effective procurement is especially important, since it determines whether patients are supplied in a timely manner with:
Every day, the Institute's specialists work to ensure that procurement processes comply with the principles of transparency, legality, and the most efficient use of public funds.
This approach not only ensures the continuity of the treatment process but also improves the quality of care for thousands of cancer patients from all regions of Ukraine.
In recent years, the public procurement system has become one of the important tools for modernizing Ukrainian medicine. Open competitive procedures:
This award is the result of the joint effort of many departments of the Institute and confirms the high level of professionalism of its team.
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