Maximizing impact through government procurement: A responsible spending guide
The rising adoption of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) policies by governmental bodies, socially responsible procurement has gained considerable significance.
Download this guide to learn how to improve purchasing performance, agencies must balance short-term transitions with long-term inclusivity goals.
As the world’s largest consumer, the U.S. government annually allocates over $630 billion for goods and services, highlighting the substantial impact of making smart business buying decisions on sustainable purchasing objectives.Government procurement professionals now have a distinctive opportunity to spearhead socially responsible purchasing practices, particularly as ESG policies become increasingly prioritized.
The Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Program further emphasizes this, advocating for sustainability integration into agency budget planning. By leveraging its immense purchasing power, U.S. government entities at all levels can effectively shape sustainability objectives. This shift in procurement strategies not only contributes to meeting ESG targets but also positions procurement as a pivotal driver in advancing broader social responsibility objectives.
