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Consultation on draft Green Public Procurement National Action Plan
Consultation on Draft Green Public Procurement National Action Plan
A draft National Action Plan on Green Public Procurement (GPP) has been prepared by the Department, in close cooperation with the National Public Procurement Policy Unit of the Department of Finance and with the National Procurement Service, based in the Office of Public Works. This process has been assisted and informed by an inter-Departmental working group on GPP, and also by the feedback from an initial public consultation exercise which took place from May to September, 2010.
This draft National Action Plan is now available for public consultation. It puts forward seven priority product groups for which the public sector should have GPP criteria in all of their tendering processes:
- Construction
- Energy
- Food and catering services
- Transport
- Cleaning products and services
- Paper
- Uniforms and other textiles
The consultation period will last until Friday, July 8th 2011.
Draft National Action Plan on Green Public Procurement for consultation (doc, 313kb)
Your feedback is welcome, by post or by email, at the contact information below.
Sustainable Development Unit
Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government
Room 2.51
Custom House
Dublin 1
Email: sustainabledevelopment@environ.ie
Fax: +353 (0)1 888 2014
Publications & Documents
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable - Compete Document (pdf, 9,142 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Main Points (pdf, 17 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Summary (pdf, 763 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Chapt1 - Introduction (pdf, 1,030 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Chapt2 - Oreland 1992-2002 (pdf, 407 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Chapt3 - Env Milestones 1992-1997 (pdf, 1,590 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Chapt4 - National Sustainable Development Strategy 1997-2002 (pdf, 653 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Chapt5 - Current Environmnental Quality & Trends (pdf, 1,340 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Chapt6 - An International Perspective (pdf, 916 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Chapt7 - Priorities for a new Decade (pdf, 1,227 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Chapt8 - Conclusions (pdf, 1,041 kb)
- Making Ireland Development Sustainable (2002) - Appendix (pdf, 63 kb)
- Sustainable Development - A Strategy for Ireland (1997) - Complete Document (pdf, 1,859 kb)
- Sustainable Development - A Strategy for Ireland - Contents (pdf, 65 kb)
- Sustainable Development - A Strategy for Ireland - Part 1 (pdf, 195 kb)
- Sustainable Development - A Strategy for Ireland - Part 2 (pdf, 146 kb)
- Sustainable Development - A Strategy for Ireland - Part 3 (pdf, 625 kb)
- Sustainable Development - A Strategy for Ireland - Part 4 (pdf, 321 kb)
- Sustainable Development - A Strategy for Ireland - Part 5 (pdf, 128 kb)
- Sustainable Development - A Strategy for Ireland - Appendix (pdf, 321 kb)
- National Action Plan on Green Public Procurement (Draft) (doc, 313 kb)
- more publications
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