UBC TALKS about green public procurement

UBC TALKS about green public procurement

UBC TALKS about green public procurement

Explore with us various approaches to green public procurement at the UBC TALKS webinar in November!

The UBC TALKS webinar on 26 November at 9.30–11.00 CET / 10.30–12.00 EET will explore various approaches to green public procurement and share best practices from the cities around the Baltic Sea. Chemicals, hazardous substances, single-use plastic – these are only some of the challenges that could be addressed through greener procurement practices. Join us and get inspired by different examples implemented in Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, and Stockholm!

You will learn about different solutions, developed criteria and guidelines, as well as training opportunities for municipalities validated through the pilots in the Baltic Sea Region cities. The knowledge is brought to you through the power of transnational cooperation in the projects ChemClimCircle, NonHazCity3 and BALTIPLAST!

 

If you have any questions about this webinar and its practicalities, contact Mariia Andreeva.

 

Agenda: UBC TALKS about green public procurement

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Welcome to the webinar

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Why you should choose green public procurement

What does GPP mean and what should it cover? Experiences and findings from ChemClimCircle project
Case Stockholm: Political decisions, guidance, and action plans
Anne Lagerqvist, City of Stockholm

Case Helsinki: Circular, non-toxic and climate friendly ICT equipment – mission impossible?
Satu Turula, City of Helsinki

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Criteria for avoidance of hazardous substances

Experiences and findings from NonHazCity 3 project
Case Riga: renovation of social housing
Normunds Vagalis, City of Riga

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Regulating the use of single-use plastic

Guidelines and green events criteria in Tallinn; BALTIPLAST project
Liina Kanarbik, City of Tallinn

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Q&A with the audience, closing words