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Section 34 (2) of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Act, 2003 and Regulation 60 require a user department to prepare a work plan for procurement based on the approved budget. • A Procurement Plan is a comprehensive statement of requirements to be procured over the life of the plan – usually one year. • Procurement Planning is a systematic process of setting achievable procurement objectives. • It entails setting the strategies and defining the timeframe within which the objectives have to be achieved • It is consultative in such a way that users are supposed to develop their individual(departmental/sectional) procurement plans & eventually amalgamated into a master procurement plan for the entire organization/ministry