WEBINAR: 2017 Global Review of Sustainable Public Procurement

Published on April 20, 2017

The 2nd edition of the Global Review examines the state of SPP policies and practices being undertaken by national governments worldwide in the last five years.

The original information about the webinar

DATE: 20 April 2017

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The 2nd edition of the Global Review examines the state of SPP policies and practices being undertaken by national governments worldwide in the last five years. Building on the findings of the 1st Global Review published in 2013 and on research conducted between 2015 and 2016 among 41 national governments and more than 200 SPP stakeholders, the 2nd version aims to track the progress made and deepen the collective understanding of the current barriers, needs, opportunities and innovations in SPP.

During this webinar, Farid Yaker (UN Environment), Aure Adell (Ecoinstitut SCCL) and Dr. Anastasia O’Rourke (Industrial Economics Inc.) presented the main findings of the study and responded to questions from the audience.

2017 Global Review of Sustainable Public Procurement

This report examines the state of sustainable public procurement (SPP) policies and practices undertaken by national governments worldwide in the last five years. It is published in the framework of the 10YFP Sustainable Public Procurement Programme, which committed to conducting a regular review of the state of SPP implementation as part of its work plan. Building on the findings of the first edition of the Global Review published in 2013 and on research conducted between 2015 and 2016 among 41 national governments and more than 200 SPP stakeholders, the report aims to track the global progress of SPP and to deepen the collective understanding of the current barriers, needs, opportunities and innovations in SPP.

The release of this publication was made possible thanks to a grant allocated by the Korea Environmental Industry and Technology Institute and the European Union.
This research is complemented by the supplement titled “Factsheets on Sustainable Public Procurement in National Governments”, which includes forty country factsheets detailing the SPP policy frameworks, priorities and implementation activities in place in each country. The supplement will be released shortly and be made available in the Knowledge Hub.

Downolad the report here.