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Sustainable Public Procurement and the Single Market – Is There a Conflict of Interest?

Jörgen Hettne

DOI https://doi.org/10.21552/EPPPL/2013/1/160



Sustainable public procurement indicates that procurement is about more than just saving money. Other important interests such as social and environmental considerations can be promoted through public procurement. Thus, the Member States may use their purchasing power to procure goods and services that foster innovation, respect the environment and combat climate change while improving employment, public health and social conditions. However, the objective of the proc

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