Circular and Climate Friendly Public Procurements (CCFP) is a Nordic project seeking to reduce the climate and environmental footprint of the Nordic public sector's high level of consumption of products and services. The Nordic countries can contribute to a more circular and resource efficient economy by conducting more sustainable and circular public procurements.
Learn more about the Zero Emission Delivery 2.0 project. With this sub-project, we seek to develop Nordic companies to reach zero emission delivery, find greener and more innovative solutions, and ensure that the public sector works better together to achieve these goals.
Learn more about Nordic efforts to use public procurement as a tool to create eco-friendly and sustainable furniture. This sub-project seeks to lessen the reality of mass-produced furniture which has significant negative effects on the climate and environment.
The number of e-procurement users and the number of transactions is growing steadily in Norway.
The Norwegian Agency for Public and Financial Management (DFØ) offers guidance on public procurement and human rights (PPHR).
Here you find information about generalised risks of human rights breaches in the global supply chains for vehicles.
