IPW regularly runs short training sessions to help citizens, students, and journalists move from curiosity to competent monitoring. A typical session covers finding a tender on LPSE, reading the owner's estimate and bidder list, spotting common red flags, and writing a documented complaint. The goal, IPW says, is not to turn participants into investigators overnight but to widen the number of eyes on public spending — because oversight scales when the public takes part.
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