Examines the prospects for and likely outcomes of the widespread uptake of leading-edge green purchasing practices in European cities. The most relevant product groups for eco-procurement are analysed, and solutions to barriers preventing their uptake proposed.
Examines the prospects for and likely outcomes of the widespread uptake of leading-edge green purchasing practices in European cities. The most relevant product groups for eco-procurement are analysed, and solutions to barriers preventing their uptake proposed.
1. Introduction. Public purchasing: a new old policy tool Christoph Erdmenger Director ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme; Co-ordinator RELIEF ProjectPart 1: Green purchasing in practice 2. Green purchasing in practice: experiences and new approaches from the pioneer countriesAmalia Ochoa Vivien Führ and Dirk Günther ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme and Eco-efficient Economy 3. Hurdles in green purchasing: method findings and discussion of the hurdle analysisEdeltraud Günther Dresden University of Technology Germany 4. The European legal regime on green public procurement: corresponding and conflicting aspects of environmental law and procurement law in the EURegine Barth and Almut Fischer Environmental Law Division Öko-Institut Germany 5. Local experiences: green purchasing practices in six European citiesSimon Clement and Géraldine Plas ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme and Christoph Erdmenger Director ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme; Project Co-ordinator RELIEF Project 6. Triggering innovationLuke Brander Xander Olsthoorn and Frans Oosterhuis Institute for Environmental Studies Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Vivien Führ ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme and Eco-efficient Economy Part 2: Quantifying environmental benefits 7. The financial power and environmental benefits of green purchasingChristoph Erdmenger Director ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme; Project Co-ordinator RELIEF Project 8. Methods for calculating the environmental benefits of 'green' productsAnders Schmidt and Jeppe Frydendal dk-TEKNIK ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT Denmark 9. Results of the European calculationRoger Pierrard Institute of Public Finance and Infrastructure Policy Vienna University of Technology Austria Part 3: Advanced tools for analysing eco-procurement options 10. Researching the market conditions for green purchasingEdeltraud Günther Ines Klauke and Lilly Scheibe Dresden University of Technology Germany 11. Integrating environmental and economic costs and benefits: approaches to and experiences with modified cost-effectiveness analysis Roger Pierrard Institute of Public Finance and Infrastructure Policy Vienna University of Technology Austria and Stephan Faßbender JOANNEUM RESEARCH Institute of Technology and Regional Policy Austria Part 4: Pathways to implementation 12. Views from the green public procurement community Luke Brander Institute for Environmental Studies Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Vivien Führ ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme and Eco-efficient Economy and Xander Olsthoorn Institute for Environmental Studies Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam 13. Green purchasing potential in Central Europe: the cases of the Czech Republic Hungary and Poland Peter Szuppinger and Vilma Éri Center for Environmental Studies Budapest Hungary 14. Conclusions. Green purchasing: a concept lagging far behind its potential Christoph Erdmenger Director ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme; Co-ordinator RELIEF Project Bibliography
1. Introduction. Public purchasing: a new old policy tool Christoph Erdmenger Director ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme; Co-ordinator RELIEF ProjectPart 1: Green purchasing in practice 2. Green purchasing in practice: experiences and new approaches from the pioneer countriesAmalia Ochoa Vivien Führ and Dirk Günther ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme and Eco-efficient Economy 3. Hurdles in green purchasing: method findings and discussion of the hurdle analysisEdeltraud Günther Dresden University of Technology Germany 4. The European legal regime on green public procurement: corresponding and conflicting aspects of environmental law and procurement law in the EURegine Barth and Almut Fischer Environmental Law Division Öko-Institut Germany 5. Local experiences: green purchasing practices in six European citiesSimon Clement and Géraldine Plas ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme and Christoph Erdmenger Director ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme; Project Co-ordinator RELIEF Project 6. Triggering innovationLuke Brander Xander Olsthoorn and Frans Oosterhuis Institute for Environmental Studies Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Vivien Führ ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme and Eco-efficient Economy Part 2: Quantifying environmental benefits 7. The financial power and environmental benefits of green purchasingChristoph Erdmenger Director ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme; Project Co-ordinator RELIEF Project 8. Methods for calculating the environmental benefits of 'green' productsAnders Schmidt and Jeppe Frydendal dk-TEKNIK ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT Denmark 9. Results of the European calculationRoger Pierrard Institute of Public Finance and Infrastructure Policy Vienna University of Technology Austria Part 3: Advanced tools for analysing eco-procurement options 10. Researching the market conditions for green purchasingEdeltraud Günther Ines Klauke and Lilly Scheibe Dresden University of Technology Germany 11. Integrating environmental and economic costs and benefits: approaches to and experiences with modified cost-effectiveness analysis Roger Pierrard Institute of Public Finance and Infrastructure Policy Vienna University of Technology Austria and Stephan Faßbender JOANNEUM RESEARCH Institute of Technology and Regional Policy Austria Part 4: Pathways to implementation 12. Views from the green public procurement community Luke Brander Institute for Environmental Studies Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Vivien Führ ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme and Eco-efficient Economy and Xander Olsthoorn Institute for Environmental Studies Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam 13. Green purchasing potential in Central Europe: the cases of the Czech Republic Hungary and Poland Peter Szuppinger and Vilma Éri Center for Environmental Studies Budapest Hungary 14. Conclusions. Green purchasing: a concept lagging far behind its potential Christoph Erdmenger Director ICLEI Eco-Procurement Programme; Co-ordinator RELIEF Project Bibliography
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