Procura+ webinars provide practical knowledge on emerging and important topics in SPP. With a focus on real life examples from Procura+ Participants , they are a chance to find out about best practices within the network and the potential for further connections and exchange.
09 November & 10 December 2020
This webinar series showcased 5 'good practice' examples within the Make ICT Fair project and provided an opportunity for procurers and those interested in procurement to learn from experts that were were vital to the process and achievement of including social criteria and clauses into ICT procurement tenders.
16 March 2020
This webinar celebrated and showcased two of the award winning tenders from the 2019 Procura+ Awards and provided an opportunity to learn more about best practice in fair and sustainable textile procurement as well as pre-commercial procurement (PCP) of large data storage and computing open cloud systems.
7 June 2017
This webinar celebrated and showcased the three award winning tenders from the 2016 Procura+ Awards and provided an opportunity to learn more about the best practice involved.
27 April 2017
This webinar explored how RGO has successfully increased SPP in its membership base and examines specific case studies of SPP policy and action from public authorities in the region.
22 November 2016
This webinar explored the different approaches and experiences of Procura+ Participants to engaging with suppliers, using examples of successful processes and actions to show how it can work.
11 May 2016
This webinar explored best practice, success stories and key techniques for effective SPP monitoring through presentations by DG Environment, Government of Flanders, Metropolitan City of Rome and Ecoinstitut.
29 October 2015
This webinar examined the use of intelligent award criteria to further increase the level of energy efficiency stimulated in ICT and printing products and services.
7 May 2014
Watch key speakers from across Europe talking about the differences of linear and circular economies, requirements for public procurers and innovative new approaches.
