Throughout 2021, 18 committed public authorities from across Europe worked together on issues of human and labour rights in the public procurement of ICT.
The Working Group is continuing its activities in 2022.
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In 2021, the City of Stavanger teamed up with three other Norwegian cities and organised the joint procurement for a framework agreement on medical consumables, tackling social consideration along the supply chain
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Due to the complicated pandemic situation across most of the European countries, the GPP-STREAM final conference will be organized on 16th and 17th of February, 2022.
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This GPP Good Practice Case provides an in-depth insight into the recent procurement undertaken by the regional government of the South Moravian region in the south east of the Czech Republic.
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๐ Kantoor2023: a sustainable and circular building
in Brussels (Government of Flanders, Belgium)
๐ Link to the full article:
https://t.co/qWuvbB9CCJ
๐ University of Cagliari (Sardinia, Italy) is aiming to improve environmental sustainability through use of vending machines for food and beverages
๐ Link to the full article:
https://t.co/DZisuX9X4t
GPP-STREAM project manager, Mr. Nicolรฒ Tudorov participates in the Italian national conference: โIl valore della certificazione in edilizia: prodotti, edifici e professionistiโ.
Coaching on the job - adopting a training plan on GPP by synergy with the LAGs to engage stakeholders of agricultural sector at local level to provide them a toolkit on GPP
30.06.2021 https://t.co/R0z30Oe0kt
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AR Friuli Venezia Giulia has approved the GPP-Stream Action Plan with 3 strategic actions to ensure the spread and consolidation of GPP: mapping of environmental certifications, creation of a digital forum and organization of a private-public working table.