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Public procurement is an imposed means of meeting a need, which should serve the public interest. This main objective is overly diluted with a variety of other objectives that (however well intended) go beyond their purpose or are easily circumvented. This is about sustainability, environmental and social considerations, where promises are made in the tender or are accompanied by certificates.
Filed in Dutch · English published by the European Commission
(1) public procurement is an imposed means of satisfying a need, which should serve the public interest. This main objective is overly diluted by a variety of other objectives that (however intended) go beyond or are easily circumvented. This is about sustainability, environmental and social considerations, where promises are made in the offer or are delivered with certificates.
Filed in Dutch · English published by the European Commission
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