Purchasers Guide for Addressing Labor and Human Rights Impacts in IT Procurements
This guide aims to provide institutional purchasers with guidance to assist them in procuring IT products from companies that are improving the social responsibility of their supply chains.
This guide is particularly intended to assist contracting entities and to describe the benefits of socially responsible public procurement and to give practical tips on how to take into account social considerations. The guide also wants to serve as a practical tool for public servants and employees in charge of tendering processes in their concrete examples.
English
Europe/EU, International
Social responsibility
Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of Finland
Contractor Guidance for Electronics Watch contract conditions
This Guidance is intended to support contractors to comply with the Electronics Watch Contract Conditions, a set of model contract clauses that affiliates to Electronics Watch may incorporate in their ICT hardware contracts.
The Power of Public Purchasing: Making EU public procurement policy working for people and forests
This report is one of a series presenting recommendations to the EU for an Action
Plan to halt deforestation and respect rights, looking at EU aid, climate, consumption,
financial, illegal logging, renewable energy and trade policies. Together, the series forms a comprehensive action plan for the EU, available at www.fern.org/EUdrivers.
This free online tool developed for public procurers helping them to implement socially and environmentally responsible procurement. There are a variety of sources, links and tools based on the phases of the procurement process.(in German only)
German
Germany
Food and catering, Textiles, ICT (information and communication techn.), Transport and vehicles, Energy, Cleaning, Timber and forestry , Buildings and construction, Lighting, Office stationery, Medical equipment, Infrastructure, Green spaces, Events, Furniture
