Transforming Public Purchasing Power

Anne Lagerqvist

doi:10.56181/ualx1149

September 1, 2016EU Research

Transforming Public Purchasing Power

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Municipalities adopting smarter public procurement reduce harmful chemicals and cut emissions effectively.
The ChemClimCircle project enhances collaboration among European cities to achieve sustainability goals in procurement.
This initiative reshapes procurement into a practical tool, moving beyond bureaucratic constraints toward action.
By promoting circularity, the project helps improve environmental outcomes while fostering local economies.

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European cities are learning to align procurement with sustainability goals. The ChemClimCircle project equips municipalities to reduce harmful chemicals, support circularity, and cut emissions through smarter public purchasing. Anne Lagerqvist and Heidrun Fammler explain how this cross-border initiative is reshaping procurement from a bureaucratic task into an action tool.

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