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<b>A PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ECOSYSTEM THEORY FOR SUSTAINABILITY TRANSITIONS IN DECENTRALISED SUPPLY CHAINS</b>

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agriculturesocioeconomic

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dataset
Créateur:
Aug
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This dataset supports the empirical validation of Public Procurement Ecosystem Theory (PPET), a middle-range theory explaining how meso-level institutional coordination enables the adoption of regenerative agricultural practices and environmental outcomes in decentralised public procurement systems.

The data were collected via a structured survey instrument administered to public procurement officers, cooperative leaders, and extension agents across 30 procurement ecosystems in Nigeria (n = 288). Variables cover four theoretically grounded constructs: Institutional Coordination Strength (ICS), Procurement Ecosystem Maturity (PEM), Regenerative Practice Adoption Rate (RPAR), and Environmental Outcome Index (EOI), each operationalised using 5–6 Likert-scale items. Moderators include donor engagement and district governance quality.

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Agricultural systems analysis and modellingFarm management, rural management and agribusinessSustainable agricultural developmentPublic Procurement Ecosystems, Institutional Coordination, Regenerative Agriculture, Sustainable Supply Chains, Emerging Economies, Ecosystem Maturity

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