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Monitoring & Evaluation of Sustainable Public Procurement publication developed to boost practical considerations for establishing M&E frameworksoup chingnawanJune 21, 2022July 1, 2022
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Monitoring & Evaluation of Sustainable Public Procurement publication developed to boost practical considerations for establishing M&E framework
  • 21 June 2022
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To improve a policy or process of the Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP), we first have to understand how it is being implemented and whether it is having the desired impact. For this reason, monitoring and evaluation (M&E) is an essential practice to help track the implementation and impact of SPP. The existence of M&E frameworks for SPP, however, remains rare in practice, and where they do exist, they are often focussed on process rather than impact.

“One practical barrier is a complex institutional landscape and split responsibilities for sustainability and public procurement policies and outcomes.  This pre-study therefore aims to contextualise existing guidance and research within the practical realities often encountered in project settings, and is targeted towards those working on the enhancement of monitoring and evaluation systems for SPP.” – said Ashleigh McLennan, co-author from Öko-Institute e.V.

In addition, short case studies on M&E in eight countries from Asia, Europe and North America are provided. These focus on the data collection methods used by these countries, and provide examples of integrated e-procurement approaches, standardised questionnaires and tender evaluation methods.

See the publication here.

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The topic of M&E frameworks for SPP was the subject of the Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP) Dialogue Series event organised on 26 April 2022. For more information, click here. The recording is available here.

This publication is developed by the Scaling Sustainable Consumption and Production (Scaling SCP): Ecolabelling and Sustainable Public Procurement for a Low-Carbon Pathway in South-East Asia project, commissioned by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Safety and Consumer Protection (BMUV). Through the project, the aim is to develop and establish policy instruments and policy frameworks in the area of SCP to promote a low carbon economy and contribute to national GHG emission reduction.

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