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Of 250 accepted paper proposals, 163 papers were submitted by authors from 51 countries as well as from many international organizations such as the United Nations, the World Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank, the Asian Development Bank, etc. A major feature of the 4th IPPC is that all papers were reviewed by at least three peer reviewers. 
The Scientific Committee recommended accepting 152 papers. All authors have received reviewers’ constructive comments for their paper revisions.
We expect to have at least 450 participants. Conference registrations and hotel reservations are available at www.ippc2010.kr. A reduced registration fee is for those who register by June 31. By June 3, over 100 procurement professionals and policy makers from many countries have already registered.
For additional information about IPPC4, please visit www.ippc2100.kr

The International Public Procurement Conference (IPPC) is a global network of public procurement practitioners and researchers from over 100 countries.  Our objective is to advance and share knowledge and best practices in public procurement.  Our biennial conferences provide privileged networking opportunities with high-level public procurement practitioners and experts.  Participants’ interest in sharing public procurement knowledge benefits government, business, and greater society across the world.