Foreign-owned consultancies eat into Sida procurement pie

Business February 10, 2004

One year has passed since Sweden’s new aid procurement policy came into affect. Though all contracts worth more than SEK 2 million are now put on international tender, most contracts continue to be awarded to firms based in Sweden. For a number of firms with foreign ownership, it has paid off to have subsidiary offices in Sweden.

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