Sustainable Public Procurement: A Global Review - Final Report

This report examines the state of sustainable public procurement policies and practices being undertaken by national governments worldwide in the last five years. The research included a comprehensive literature and desktop review, 19 interviews, six country case studies and a survey of 273 SPP experts worldwide. The objective was to create a baseline analysis that examines the evolving field of SPP and the drivers, barriers, needs and opportunities in SPP.

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Main Author: United Nations Environment Programme
Format: Reports and Books biblioteca
Language:English
Published: UNEP 2013
Subjects:green public procurement, environmental impact of trade, Climate Change,
Online Access:https://wedocs.unep.org/20.500.11822/8522
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Summary:This report examines the state of sustainable public procurement policies and practices being undertaken by national governments worldwide in the last five years. The research included a comprehensive literature and desktop review, 19 interviews, six country case studies and a survey of 273 SPP experts worldwide. The objective was to create a baseline analysis that examines the evolving field of SPP and the drivers, barriers, needs and opportunities in SPP.