Circular North America side event focused on the opportunities, issues and challenges associated with advancing North America’s circular transition. Observations showcase the importance of circular procurement and supply chain management to overcome circular...
Governments of Canada and United States Announce Greening Government Initiative
Today, in conjunction with President Biden’s Leaders Summit on Climate, Canada and the United States announced a new initiative to engage governments around the world in greening government operations. Leading by example, the two countries...
Procurement: Secret Weapon in Global Fight Against Climate Change
When it comes to supply chain sustainability, procurement leaders’ hands can often be tied. While environmental impacts are increasingly front of mind, corporate social responsibility (CSR) commitments rarely extend to sourcing. In many cases, procurement teams are...
What if the world’s biggest customer went green? U.S. government wants to find out
In his January 27 executive order aimed at tackling the climate crisis, President Joe Biden encouraged federal agencies to become more environmentally conscious consumers. Experts say making government “purchasing power” greener can act as a catalyst for sustainable businesses, giving climate-conscious producers consistent demand from a powerful customer.
City of Richmond supports motion to apply circularity to purchasing
The City of Richmond’s proposed vision for the circular economy is to maximize the value of resources, by design, through responsible consumption, minimizing waste and reimagining how resources flow in a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
Sustainable Montreal 2016-2020
Montreal plans to innovate and demonstrate creativity to become models in their management practices and plans, policies, and programs by integrating sustainable development principles into all facets of their activities. Making the transition toward a green, circular...