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Optimizing government procurement through social procurement policy innovation: insights from cross-sector collaboration at the Ministry of Health, Indonesia Journal article (Emerald, published 2025-12-30) analyzing social procurement policy innovation to improve government procurement at the Ministry of Health in Indonesia. The paper reports findings from cross-sector collaboration within that ministry.
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