Substituting the future
Public Procurement of Technology for Innovation
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https://doi.org/10.24215/26183188e045Keywords:
ACUMAR, Innovation, State, Public Management, public purchases, future, Matanza Riachuelo Basin AuthorityAbstract
The mechanism of public purchases of technology as a tool of the State for economic development and its possibilities as a promotion for innovation are discussed. The classic public procurement model is analyzed and it is proposed to promote the Public Procurement of Technologies for Innovation, as a valid, successful and useful strategy for national development. It is a mechanism that is established when a public entity approves an order for a product or system that does not exist at the time, which requires the development of new or improved technology in order to meet the requirements demanded by the buyer. For its implementation, the need to establish specific regulations to achieve the promotion of this type of initiatives from different levels of the State is discussed. The opportunities provided by public management itself are also analyzed, and some examples that are being developed during the current management of the Matanza Riachuelo Basin Authority (ACUMAR) are presented.
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