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Prof. Caranta spoke at the webinar ‘Green procurement in healthcare: green procurement in Italy and Europe’
On 7 February, Prof. Roberto Caranta spoke during a webinar on Green Public Procurement (GPP), organised by TrendSanità – Policy & Procurement in HealthCare. He presented the state of the art of GPP, and more generally of Sustainable Public Procurement, both in Italy and in Europe, and discussed what we can expect in the future. He emphasized the advantages of establishing mandatory minimum criteria in public procurement (e.g. CAM – minimum environmental criteria in Italy), and stressed the need to train practitioners, with an interdisciplinary approach. The recording of the discussion, delivered in Italian, is available here
Profs. Caranta, Andhov and Janssen presented their study on mandatory sustainability requirements in public procurement at The Greens/EFA of the European Parliament
On 10 January, EPLG Members Roberto Caranta, Marta Andhov and Willem A. Janssen, together with the colleague Olga Martin-Ortega, presented their final report on ‘How to drive Sustainable Public Procurement forward in the European Union?’ at The Greens/EFA of the European Parliament. They discussed the main findings of their analysis of the legislative development from ‘how to buy’ to ‘what to buy’ in current and future EU legislative initiatives. The report will be published in due course. Meanwhile, an edited volume on this topic is due to be published this year, namely W.A. Janssen, R. Caranta (eds.), Mandatory Sustainability Requirements in EU Public Procurement Law: Reflections on a Paradigm…