THE UNEP SUSTAINABLE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT (SPP) PROGRAMME GPP Advisory Group meeting Vienna, 7 october 2015 Farid.yaker@unep.org

10YFP: Introduction

It does so by Supporting capacity building and providing technical and financial assistance to developing countries that are willing to implement this shift.

a global framework of action to enhance international cooperation to accelerate the shift towards SCP patterns in both developed and developing countries.

The 10 YFP is

Consumer information

Sustainable lifestyles and education

More information can be found at http://www.unep.org/10yfp

Sustainable buildings and construction

Sustainable tourism, including ecotourism

Sustainable food systems

The 6 programmes of the 10YFP are:

10YFP: Introduction

Sustainable public procurement

http://www.unep.org/10yfphttp://www.unep.org/10yfphttp://www.unep.org/10yfp

10YFP SPP: Regional distribution of the programme’s partners As of 28 September 2015

Legend GOV: Government Organization IGO: International Govt. Organization NGO: Non-Governmental Organization

CONS: Consultancy FOUND: Foundation FED: Federation of local governments BUS: Private Sector Business EXP: SPP Expert

Latin America & the Caribbean: 12 BUS: 2 EXP: 1 GOV: 5 NGO: 4

Africa: 8 GOV: 5 IGO: 2

Trust: 1

North America: 9 BUS: 2 GOV: 2 IGO: 2 NGO: 3

Europe: 25 BUS: 2 CONS: 3 EXP: 3 FOUND: 1 GOV: 11 IGO: 1 NGO: 5

Asia Pacific: 16 GOV: 5 IGO: 3 NGO: 6 CONS: 1 EXP: 1 Federation:1 West Asia: 3

GOV: 3

Global: 11 IGO: 5 NGO: 5 FED: 1

SPP Programme Partners around the Globe As of the 24th of September2015

The network of the SPP programme counts 85 partners in more than 40

different countries and includes governments, international

organizations, NGOs, consultancies, private sector representatives and

SPP expert.

CO-LEADS

MAC Members • Mauritius Procurement Policy Office • Korean Environmental Industry & Technology Institute (co-lead) • Environmental Development Center of Ministry of Environmental

Protection (EDC) • Eco Mark Office of Japan Environment Association • Indian Railways • Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN) • Environmental Protection Agency (Sweden) • SKL Kommentus • Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment (The Netherlands ) • United Nations Environment Programme (lead) • ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability (co-lead) • Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) • International Green Purchasing Network (IGPN) • Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity • ITC-ILO (Int. Training Center of the ILO) • CEGESTI • NCPC Colombia (National Center for Cleaner Production and

Environmental Technologies/CNPMLTA) • United States Environmental Protection Agency • Sustainable Purchasing Leadership Council (SPLC) • Institut des Finances Basil Fuleihan-Lebanon • UNEP • KEITI

Mauritius Korea China Japan India Switzerland Sweden Sweden Netherlands International International International International International International International Colombia United States International Lebanon International Korea

LEAD

10YFP SPP: Governance of the programme

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The first online platform dedicated to advancing SCP worldwide through information, knowledge sharing and cooperation.

Platform for the

10YFP

Serve as the

information hub for

the 10-Year

Framework of

Programmes (10YFP)

Promote SCP Inspire policy-makers, the business sector and civil society around the globe to share experience and take action

Collect and disseminate information, knowledge, tools and best practices, on SCP through user-friendly worldwide databases and communities

Networking and partnerships Build cooperation at all levels through a cooperation market place, directory of experts and working groups

Track news and events Learn about and share latest news and events on SCP initiatives worldwide

An evolving platform that hosts different communities and with users at its centre

Vision Statement of the 10YFP SPP programme:

“Our vision is a world in which all aspects of sustainability are embedded in public procurement and global supply chains, with full support of governments worldwide.”

SPP: A Global review

2013

Using PSS to enhance SPP –

technical report, 2015 Upcoming in 2015:

• Measuring & communicating benefits of SPP

• Monitoring SPP Implementation

SPP Principles, 2015

Pre-study on the sustainability of

supply chains, 2014

10YFP SPP: SPP Programme Outputs

2a. Monitoring SPP

Implementation

2b. Measuring Impacts

& Communicating

Benefits

2c. Promoting SPP best

practices*

3a. Addressing price

barriers and Promoting

life-cycle costing (LCC)*

3b. Identifying legal and

trade issues &

promoting solutions*

4a. Promoting supply

chains’ sustainability

Areas

of work

4b. Ecolabels & Sustainable Standards

1

Implementing

SPP on the ground

4c. Promoting

resource-efficient

business models and

circular economy

3c. Including Small and

Medium Enterprises

(SMEs) in SPP

Knowledge management, outreach and communication:

Global Review on SPP, Global SCP Clearinghouse, Websites and Social Networks management, Webinars

4d. Developing

purchasing guidance for

priority sectors*

10YFP SPP Programme biennial work plan 2016-2017

3

Identifying

Obstacles&

Promoting

Innovative Solutions

2

Assessing

Implementation

& Impacts

4

Collaborating

with the private sector

Providing financial and

technical support for SPP

implementation

SPP policy advocacy and

awareness raising*

Developing, sharing and

using SPP tools

(methodologies and

capacity-building tools)

*non-active groups

are open to interested

leads or donors

Flagship projects 1a. SPP Tender

Implementation &

Impact Monitoring

2a. Monitoring SPP

Implementation

Lead: Ecoinstitut

4a. Promoting supply chains’

sustainability

Lead: Swedish EPA

Areas

of work

4b. Ecolabels & Sustainable Standards

Lead 4b (1): Swedish EPA

Lead 4b (2): ISEAL Alliance

1

Implementing

SPP on the ground

4c. Promoting resource-

efficient business models

and circular economy

Lead: Rijkswaterstaat

Knowledge management, outreach and communication:

Global Review on SPP, Global SCP Clearinghouse, Websites and Social Networks management, Webinars

Received concept notes Leads of active working groups

3

Identifying

Obstacles&

Promoting

Innovative Solutions

2

Assessing

Implementation

& Impacts

4

Collaborating

with the private sector

Providing financial and technical support for SPP

implementation

3c. Including Small and

Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in

SPP

Lead: CEGESTI

1a. SPP Tender Implementation

& Impact Monitoring

Lead: ICLEI

Flagship projects

2b. Measuring Impacts &

Communicating Benefits

Lead: SPLC

Updates on the working group activities (1/4)

Coordination of SPP Implementation

Informative Webinar Series • June 2015: Swedish EPA

• July 2015: United States EPA.

• UNDP on 28 September on sustainable procurement in the Health sector

2A, Monitoring SPP Implementation • Final report with 8 country case studies (Japan, Thailand, India, Estonia,

Switzerland, Ottawa, U.S. federal government, South Australia) on the monitoring of SPP implementation will be released in November 2015 and made publicly available in the SCP Clearinghouse website

• Second phase of the working group is under preparation

2B, Measuring & Communicating Benefits of SPP • Conclusive webinar of the working group held on 9 September 2015.

Presentation and recording are available on the SCP Clearinghouse website E-Library section and Youtube channel.

• Final report inclusive of the baseline analysis on measuring and communicating the benefits of SPP and guidance framework for the measurement of impacts will be released in October 2015 and made publicly available in the SCP Clearinghouse website E-Library section.

• Expert workshop on “Measuring impacts and communicating benefits created by SPP”, Seoul, South Korea, 19-20 November 2015

• Second phase of the working group is under preparation

2C, Promoting best practices on SPP • GPN Malaysia will compile best practices showcasing successful examples in

the field of GPP in the Asia-Pacific region. • Activities are ongoing: 7 case studies are being identified and the

questionnaire for data collection is being developed. The compendium should be drafted by December 2015.

Updates on the working group activities (2/4)

3A, Product-Service Systems • A Technical Report on the Use of Product-Service Systems to enhance

Sustainable Public Procurement was released in May 2015 and is available in the SCP Clearinghouse website E-Library section.

• A training module on circular procurement targeted at public procurers, inclusive of case studies on PSS was recently finalized. It will be made available to Partners shortly.

• Second phase of the working group is under preparation.

4B, SPP through ecolabels and standards • Group webinar focusing on how public procurers can negotiate through

claims made via labels and standards (21 July 2015). • Annual in-person meeting will be held on 24 September 2015 in Sao Paulo,

Brazil focusing on “Using major events to increase the uptake of standards and labels in SPP and for SCP”.

• Second phase of the working group is under preparation.

Updates on the working group activities (3/4)

Upcoming events

Working group 2b on “Measuring impacts and communicating benefits created by SPP” expert workshop, Seoul, South Korea, 19-20 November 2015

3rd Asia-Pacific GPPEL regional training for GPP & EL policy-makers and decision-makers, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 15-17 December 2015

COP 21 (10YFP SPP side event in ICLEI pavilion on 5 December and French ministry of Economy on 10 December)

SUSTAINABLE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT: GROUND PROJECTS

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Costa Rica

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Brazil

Chile

Argentina

Morocco

India

Sri Lanka

Vietnam

Ukraine

Moldova

Belarus

Maldives

Mongolia

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