A circular procurement process is essentially no different from a traditional procurement process. On this page, we take you through the different steps.
What are your organisation’s circular goals? As a purchaser, what strategies can you deploy to achieve these goals? The ambition chart provides an overview of possible circular goals and purchasing strategies. A convenient starting point to get started: what actions is your organisation taking? Which actions are feasible in the short term? Which require a long-term ambition?
Our quick assessment is designed to help you estimate the likelihood of success for your specific circular procurement project. By answering six targeted questions, we will calculate your success rate and provide immediate recommendations to enhance your chances of success.
Measuring impact for your circular procurement can be quite daunting. Especially within the vast offering of tools, indicators and certificates. On this page we try to offer some guidance.
Circular procurement places more emphasis on total cost of ownership, residual value and as-a-service models. This offers opportunities to finance purchases using alternative methods.
On this page, we introduce various policies related to circular, sustainable, and green public procurement, as well as relevant European legislation. While these frameworks establish boundaries for public procurers, they also present numerous opportunities for those willing to adopt a more circular procurement approach.