Public spending is an immense responsibility. With today’s complex and global supply chains you have a huge impact on what is happening not only in your own organization, but wherever you source in the world.
Public Procurement
EcoVadis
Public spending is an immense responsibility. With today’s complex and global supply chains you have a huge impact on what is happening not only in your own organization, but wherever you source in the world.
Toward Sustainable Public Procurement
How to Integrate Ratings of Supplier Sustainability Performance into Public Procurement
This eBook examines the best practices of procurement organizations in the public sector that have reevaluated their programs entirely in order to practice sustainable public procurement.
45:46Learn from a diverse group of champions who have overcome barriers to develop an effective sustainable public procurement strategy
Public sector organizations are increasingly required to integrate sustainability into purchasing decisions. Leaders are successfully confronting challenges and turning this into an opportunity.
3:45Learn about the EcoVadis Ratings solution and benefits in this quick video explainer for both assessment requestors and assessed companies.
University's procurement department selected by CHESC as a sustainability leader for its innovative use of supplier sustainability ratings in partnership with EcoVadis
Fairfax County has partnered with EcoVadis to conduct CSR assessments
The University of California UC Sustainable Procurement Policy, effective August 2018, has a goal of 25% Economic and Social Responsible (EaSR) spend in 5 years.
See key findings from the Sustainability Risk and Performance Index: Insights from Global Supply Chain Ratings, which illustrates the sustainability performance of over 40,000 rated in 2015-2019.
2020 Business Sustainability Risk and Performance Index: companies tend to focus on their own sustainability performance, but there are hidden risks existing throughout the supply base.
Public spending is big business. Direct purchasing by governments and state-owned enterprises accounts for 12 percent of GDP in OECD countries, and in the U.K. averages GBP 280 bn annually....