Did you know that in a recent research study, at least 67.3% of local government procurement policies fell short of meeting the SMART circularity criteria?

As key players in the economy, governmental bodies play a key role in driving sustainable and circular procurement. Yet, looking at procurement policies of 79 Victorian local councils revealed gaps in the specific, measurable, assignable, realistic, and time-bound (SMART) criteria. This raises the question as to how ready they are to operationalise.

If you want to know more, join our upcoming webinar, "How effective is your sustainable procurement policy?" This session invites you to participate in a discussion on the "SMARTness" of your sustainable procurement policies.

By participating, you’ll be able to,

Gain insights into the integration of environmental sustainability into your organisation's procurement policies.
Understand why organisations find it challenging to operationalise procurement policies.
Learn tips and strategies as to how to effectively develop your sustainable procurement policy, enabling easy implementation.

Whom is this for?

This webinar is tailored for sustainability, circular economy, and procurement professionals in both public and private sector organizations, including:

Decision makers in operations, projects, procurement, and finance
C-Suite professionals, policy advisors, and strategy experts
Procurement professionals specializing in public works and infrastructure
Engineering, design, and technical experts involved in supplier qualification for projects.

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance the sustainability quotient of your procurement policies. Join us for an insightful discussion!

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