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Open SPP FAQs
Open SPP FAQs

Open SPP FAQs

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In this section, we include key questions that may arise when considering the implementation of Open and Sustainable Public Procurement. For each of these questions, we provide essential information, and point to relevant external sources, case studies, Open SPP toolkit sections where you can find further information.
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What is Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP)?
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What is the difference between SPP and Open SPP?
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How can you check whether current regulation allows for SPP implementation?
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How can you prioritize procurement categories?
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As a national authority, how can you facilitate Open SPP?
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What should you include in an SPP Action Plan?
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How can you find and engage with sustainable suppliers?
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What is an ecolabel and how can you use them for SPP?
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What is Life Cycle Costing (LCC) and how can you apply it in procurement?