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September 6, 2022Normative

How to reduce supplier carbon emissions

For most businesses, around 90% of total emissions occur in the value chain – a large portion of which come from suppliers...

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Normative
Type
Guidelines and Manuals
Regions
Africa
Asia/Pacific
Europe and Central Asia
Latin America/Caribbean
Middle East
North America
Sectors
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Public Procurement
Transport
Environmental Services
Agricultural and Fishery
Forestry
Financial Sector
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Energy
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Buildings and construction
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March 2, 2022United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

Sustainable Public Procurement of Plastics Guidance

This public procurement guidance aims to help procurers adopt sustainable practices and criteria for avoiding and reducing...

Organisation
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Type
Guidelines and Manuals
Regions
Global
Sectors
Food & Beverage
Public Procurement
Waste, incl. Chemicals
Plastic
Consumer Goods
Resource
January 17, 2022ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability

The Power of the Public Plate - Recommendations for procurers and policy makers

Public procurers hold the power to influence the entire food value chain and through their decisions can affect both...

Organisation
ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability
Type
Guidelines and Manuals
Regions
Africa
Asia/Pacific
Europe and Central Asia
Latin America/Caribbean
North America
Sectors
Food & Beverage
Public Procurement
Transport
Agricultural and Fishery
Health
Resource
January 13, 2022Global Ecolabelling Network (GEN)

Look Closer Campaign video highlighting the importance of life cycle ecolabels

This video highlights what true sustainable consumption and production is through highlighting the importance of type I...

Organisation
Global Ecolabelling Network (GEN)
Type
Communications Material
Regions
Africa
Asia/Pacific
Europe and Central Asia
Latin America/Caribbean
Middle East
North America
Global
Sectors
Food & Beverage
Public Procurement
Transport
Environmental Services
Forestry
Waste, incl. Chemicals
Scientific Research, Development and Innovation
Tourism
Industrial Sector
Textiles
Plastic
Health
Buildings and construction
Education