We present you our new film.
We present you with a shortened version of Lessons learnt from the procurement pilots in the Circular PP.
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The Baltic’s CPP Congress will be the final conference of the Circular Public Procurement project supported by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme.
If you haven’t registered yet you can do it here.
We invite everyone to familiarize yourself with the another case study created within the Circular Public Procurement.
Better World Fashion manufactures leather goods such as jackets, bags, oven mittens, computer bags etc. based on recycled leather. All their leather jackets include a buy-back guarantee when purchased. Additionally, they have short-term rental (4 months) and leasing model (24 months) for their jackets.
Read More We remind you of the upcoming Baltic Circular Procurement Conress. It’s less than a month away.
We invite everyone.
The registration is still ongoing.
New TCO report on Circular IT Management in practice
TCO Development, the organisation behind the TCO Certified label for sustainable IT products, has recently published a new report on how buyers and users of IT products can implement more circular and sustainable practices.
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We invite everyone to familiarize yourself with the another case study created within the Circular Public Procurement.
Recover-E is foundation that runs a program focused on recovering, reusing and recycling ICT equipment. They acquire equipment from organizations (e.g. companies, schools or municipalities) and guarantee their re-use and eventual recycling. Furthermore, they track and monitor the physical and financial value of the ICT they are managing.
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We invite everyone to familiarize yourself with the another case study created within the Circular Public Procurement.
The business model of Inrego consists in purchasing used ICT equipment, refurbish it, clearing all the data it contains and re-selling it, leasing it or renting it to new customers.
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Pioneering behaviour change towards procurement for circular economy in Malmö
By Josefine Hintz, Economy and Procurement team, ICLEI — Local Governments for Sustainability
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed life in cities around the world and has disrupted the systems that support them. But as restrictions in cities are eased and supply chains start up again, there is an opportunity to develop new systems that work better for people and the environment. The city of Malmö in Sweden aims to catalyse the transition to a circular economy in the Baltic Sea Region using public procurement. Part of the EU-funded Circular PP project, Malmö is piloting an approach to create a circular economy for furniture, focusing on repair, reuse and refurbishment.
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We invite you to read the new brochure, which was created as part of the project “Circular Public Procurement”.
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