The study, centered on the exemplary case of Korea’s Green Public Procurement (GPP) policy explores the state of the art in impact measurement, with an overview of other successful international experiences.
A case study featuring a construction project for Jaguar Land Rover in the UK demonstrating circular procurement principles and delivering savings of £2M
Brilliant example of collaboration across the value chain (Cheshire Police, BAM FM, Whitecroft, and the installer) to deliver a more circular economy, resulting in savings in cost, reduction in carbon, waste and material use.
Working with the commercial sector to assist customers’ needs in meeting environmental and sustainable policies by reducing the reliance on plastic.
A case study by Zack H Abdi how multiple issues around sustainablility have been remedied by innovation, sustainable solutions and creating a circular economy.
This article describes the start of an applied-research pilot at Hanze University of Applied Sciences in which 22 student researchers and 10 organisations analysed the new NEVI-NEN webtool, conducted a benchmark, defined opportunity statements and improvement plans.
[Results from this pilot will be published on this website later in 2019].
London Universities purchasing consortium sees collaboration with like minded organisations as the key to success.
Modern Slavery is the topic of our free webinar on Wednesday 12th August from 11 am to 12.30 pm (BST)
Helen Carter (UK), Robin Mellon (Australia), Chris Harrop (UK) and Valentina E Gurney (Global) will share their expertise and experiences to inform and educate people about the dire, cruel practice that is Modern Slavery.
If you wish to join this session please email CaroleASmith@actionsustainability.com
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