The Role of Public Procurement in Deploying Sustainable Infrastructure
This report discusses how to maximise value-for-money when procuring sustainable infrastructure.
This paper makes the case why the procurement phase of the infrastructure cycle is pivotal to the deployment of sustainable infrastructure.
It provides an overview of laws, policies and incentives that frame the global debate while also discussing barriers and challenges to effective implementation.
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