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Procurement Red Flags Spotter
A learning game on integrity in public procurement. Each case describes a tender, an evaluation or a contract. Find the red flag, or choose the best response, then read why it matters. Useful for procurement officers, auditors, evaluation committee members and anyone who signs off contracts.
- Practice test
- 5 min
- Free
- Sources checked November 2026
Who it is for
- Procurement officers and evaluation committee members
- Internal and external auditors
- Project managers who approve contracts
- Anti-corruption and integrity staff
What you get
- Ten cases per round across planning, bidding, evaluation and contract management
- The red flag behind each case, explained in plain words
- Your score by stage of the procurement cycle
- A score card to share on LinkedIn
How this tool works
- Built on
- OECD Principles for Integrity in Public Procurement; World Bank Anti-Corruption Guidelines and sanctions system
- Scoring
- One point per correct answer. The result by area shows your share of correct answers in each area. The questions are original practice questions, not questions from an official exam.
- Limitations
- Results depend on the information you enter and are not verified by Risalat. This tool does not replace MAPS, PEFA, World Bank or other formal assessment methodologies, or an independent review.
- Your data
- What you type stays in your browser unless you save it to a free account. We receive your name, email and summary only when you open your results.
- Sources checked
- November 2026 (checked every month)
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Questions
Does a red flag mean fraud?
No. A red flag is a sign that something deserves a closer look. Many have innocent explanations, which is why they are checked, not assumed.
Who is it for?
Procurement staff, auditors, evaluation committees and managers who approve contracts.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Your score stays in your browser.
Based on
- OECD Principles for Integrity in Public Procurement
- World Bank Anti-Corruption Guidelines and sanctions system
Sources checked: November 2026. We check the official sources every month.
A learning game. A red flag is a reason to look closer, not proof of wrongdoing. Report concerns through the channels your rules provide.