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• TITLE: Ethics and Procurement Performance of Humanitarian Organizations in Kenya

  AUTHORS: Makali Juliet Maria, Wainaina Githii, Ogoro Thomas Ombati

  KEYWORDS: Ethics, Procurement Performance, Humanitarian Organizations

  JOURNAL NAME: American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, Vol.8 No.4, April 24, 2018

  ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study is to establish the relationship between ethics and procurement performance of humanitarian organizations in Kenya. The study draws on data from 70 humanitarian organizations and makes use of multiple regression models to deduce the relationship. Findings show that humanitarian organizations in Kenya follow procurement ethics code. Further work is needed to examine the relationship between ethics and procurement performance of humanitarian organizations in Africa as this would give a wide range of conclusions and recommendations. Future studies could relate the independent variables used in this study to cost reduction strategy instead of agility strategy addressed herein. The results indicate that ethics is shaping up today’s humanitarian picture by ensuring that donors and other interested parties have confidence in supporting the humanitarian cause. This is the first paper to systematically analyze relationship between ethics and procurement performance of humanitarian organizations in Kenya.