Sustainable procurement is a focus area in Manitoba’s Climate Change and Green Plan Act because of the role it plays in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving operations. Through purchasing power, the government can also use buying power to influence the...

Sustainable purchasing is embedded in London’s Procurement of Goods and Services Policy as a framework to drive triple bottom line benefits locally and globally. The framework supports decision-making to achieve the policy’s objective of obtaining the best value for...

The purpose of SEEPP is to embed ethical, environmental, and economic performance criteria into all city supply chain procedures, processes, and activities; support the purchase of goods and services that will enhance and protect the environment, protect the welfare...

The City of Edmonton's Sustainable Procurement Policy is a framework to guide purchasing activities to create positive environmental, social, and economic outcomes. Its purpose is to align procurement practices and integrate economic, quality, environmental, and...

Victoria's Sustainability Framework ensure the city' finances are managed responsibly by incorporating a triple bottom line and full lifecycle cost perspective in all spending and investment decisions.

The City of Mississauga is committed to continuously improving social and environmental impacts when procuring goods and services to balance fiscal responsibility, social equity, and environmental stewardship. The Sustainable Procurement Policy support's the City's...