The Ministry of Finance website provides an overview of national GPP activities, including information on national minimum GPP criteria and the National Action Plan

The Toolbox aims to assist procurement and sustainability professionals interested in finding out more about bio-based products and services, and how to purchase them.

This guide is intended for procurement staff and gives specific pointers to set you on the right path to introduce circular procurement in your organisation. This instrument took shape in the summer of 2013 and has been further supplemented since then.

In-Procurement magazine featuring the article Procura+ Awards: Rewarding Sustainable and Innovative Public Procurement

APEC Cooperation Network on Green Supply Chain is an evolving cooperation mechanism which aims to coordinate the efforts towards a Green Supply Chain and to develop tools to promote green trade and investment, while also contributing to the realization of Green Supply Chains in the Asia-Pacific region.

The ILO is the international organization responsible for drawing up and overseeing international labour standards.

Barcelona City Council’s “Environmental Education Guides” are intended to help
spread the practice of sustainability to the citizens, to civil society organisations and to companies.

All of them can are available in Catalan (some Spanish and English translations available).

Information on SPP provided by the Dutch Procurement Expertise Centre (PIANOo), including SPP criteria and guidance on social issues in procurement

The Society of Procurement Officers in Local Government (SOPO) engages in a range of activities to promote its strategic purchasing, contracting and supplies functions. Its aim is to advise local authorities throughout England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland on all purchasing and supplies matters of national/general interest, and represent its members on other bodies to promote the society and its aims.