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.
ICT is a vital part of many public organizations. This sub-project aims at both reducing the emissions of ICT-procurements, but also reducing the waste of ICT-equipment at the end of its lifetime. Read more about the sub-project below!
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.
Making public procurements more climate-friendly and circular requires data. Measuring and monitoring public procurement is vital for organizations to become more data-driven in their work. In this sub-project we aim to raise the quality, consistency, and availability of carbon footprint data for public procurements.
The number of e-procurement users and the number of transactions is growing steadily in Norway.
Here you find information about generalised risks of human rights breaches in the global supply chains of workwear, footwear and textiles.
Here you find information about generalised risks of human rights breaches in the global supply chains of furniture.
Here you find information about generalised risks of human rights breaches in the global supply chains of play-and sports equipment.
Here you find information about generalised risks of human rights breaches in the global supply chains of office supplies.
Here you find information about generalised risks of human rights breaches in the global supply chains of medical supplies.
