Introduction Quiz

Question 1 of 6

1. Question

What are the principles of procurement?

Transparency
Client satisfaction
Competitive tendering
Equal treatment of bidders
Speed
Social and environmental compatibility
Cost effectiveness

Question 2 of 6

2. Question

Who can you contact in the event of a conflict of interest??(Multiple answers possible)

Staff council
Direct superior
Legal Unit
Integrity mailbox, integrity advisor
Corporate Communications

Question 3 of 6

3. Question

How do you respond if Mr Müller, an appraiser who has worked frequently for your project, gives you two concert tickets with a total value of EUR?80 as a mark of gratitude for the cooperation? (Multiple answers possible)

I accept the tickets as a mark of gratitude out of respect for the giver.
I don’t accept the tickets.
I tell my superior.

Question 4 of 6

4. Question

What can I accept as a gift?(Multiple answers possible)

A theatre ticket for me worth EUR 40
Two tickets for a children’s theatre worth EUR 40
An invitation to a business meal
A cheap air ticket from a travel agency with which GIZ has a master agreement

Question 5 of 6

5. Question

Ms Mutig is the officer responsible for the commission for the labour market project in your country. She would like to use her husband in her project as an international expert in administration, and asks you to draw up the contract. She also wants to know if she can enter into smaller contracts (up to EUR 2,500) with him herself, as she normally does. How do you advise her?

Ms Mutig can enter into the contract with her husband for up to EU 2,500.
Ms Mutig and her project staff may not enter into the contract, but the office could do this for her.
GIZ may not enter into any consultant (appraiser) contract with Ms Mutig’s husband.

Question 6 of 6

6. Question

Your brother-in-law is a PR consultant and has a small marketing agency. An officer responsible for the commission wants to put him on the list of bidders for an invitation to tender for a PR contract. May your brother-in-law be put on the list of bidders and participate in the invitation to tender? Would you make any restrictions?

My brother-in-law may participate in the invitation to tender if I inform my superior.
My brother-in-law may participate in the invitation to tender without restrictions.
My brother-in-law may participate in the invitation to tender if I inform my superior. However, I may not be involved in the process any longer, and my colleague must replace me.

Local appraiser contracts

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