A good practice is defined as an initiative (e.g. project, process, technique) that has proved to be successful in a region and which is of potential interest to other regions.
The CircPro project partners have identified 21 good practices (GPs) from the partnership regions that could boost the implementation of circular procurement (CP). CircPro collection of GPs contains both operating models/policy framework and support measures facilitating CP in the regions and examples of actual circular purchases of goods and services. Visit the section “Good practices” on the CircPro website to read more about each one of them!
Finland
Buyers’ groups for innovative and sustainable procurement in the Finnish public sector
Market consultations as a tool for achieving sustainable goals
Procurement Specialist Services & Change Agent for Sustainable and Innovative Public Procurement
Italy
Tender procedure for the purchase of green electricity supply for public administrations
GPP for energy refurbishment of public building promoting recycled and short supply chain materials
Vending machines: a participative and eco-innovative tender process design
Greece
Procurement model for purchase of PV systems equipment in public buildings schools
Circular model of street lighting procurement
Portugal
Central purchasing systems as a centralised negotiation system available for contracting authorities
FECA - Fórum da Economia Circular do Alentejo (Alentejo Circular Economy Forum)
Bulgaria
Boosting the construction and demolition recycling market
Lithuania
Promotion of green public procurement by providing green technical specifications
Pre-Commercial Procurement of Nano Bitumen
Estonia
Green criteria in an electronic Procurement Register
Norway
Strategy for use of wood / renewable materials in buildings
Designing implementation plan for local strategies and policy instruments in circular procurement
Spain
Use of the carbon footprint as an award-criterion in a tender
Catalog of recycled aggregates of the Junta de Andalucía
