The document was created through the international Working Group on Ethical Procurement of ICT. It gathers information concerning the ethical procurement of ICT in the following public authorities:
- Federal Institute for Sustainable Development, Belgium
- City of Helsinki, Finland
- Consip, Italy
- State Secretariat for Economic Affairs, Switzerland
- City of Oslo, Norway
- City of Ghent, District09, Belgium
- Danish Central Purchasing Body, Denmark
- Region Stockholm, Sweden
- Aktionsplan Nachhaltige Beschaffung (NABE), Austria
- Norwegian Hospital Procurement Trust, Norway

The document summarizes the work of the International Working Group on Ethics in Public Procurement for IT, which brought
together leading public buyers of IT as a means for exchange, stock taking, discussion and identification of actions towards a next-generation ethical procurement of IT.
At its core, the group consisted of 18 committed members from Belgium, Norway, Spain, Sweden, UK, Denmark, Italy, Finland, Austria, the
Netherlands and Switzerland.

The Sustainable Trade Champions good practice reports showcase inspiring and replicable practices by EU cities that help advance sustainable trade, consumption, and production.
Drawn exclusively from the applications to the two editions of the ‘EU Cities for Fair and Ethical Trade Award’ (2019, 2021), the reports contain local and international stories of positive change for consumers locally and producers globally.

This flagship report seeks to connect the EU’s material overconsumption, extractivism and the European Green Deal. It asks politicians and civil society alike to reflect on current policies and systems and to examine ways in which our high-intensity, wasteful and growth-oriented economy needs to be transformed so that humanity can thrive within ecological limits.

This final report from the European Commission includes EU wide benchmarking of national policy frameworks and investments on innovation procurement across Europe.

Publication on Public procurement of innovation in Poland in the light of new public procurement law including experiences in acquiring innovations, best practices and more.

Between 2017 and 2020, Aalborg (Denmark, Malmö (Sweden), and Smiltene and Pļaviņas (Latvia) piloted innovative new approaches to buying circular goods and services as part of the Circular PP project. Their experiences have been collected in this report, which provides a highly useful guide for any other public buyers interested in trying out circular procurement. A summary version is also available.

This Implementation Plan is the collective vision of the GLA Group’s Functional Bodies, supported by the GLA Group Central Responsible Procurement Team (CRPT). This document has been developed in collaboration with key stakeholders from these organisations. It sets out shared ambitions and common aspirations, while allowing some organisations to exceed these and share best practice in specific RP Policy areas.

This report includes a vision and strategy for circular procurement of office furniture.