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Life GreenFEST - GreenFEST - Green Festivals and Events through Sustainable Tenders LIFE16 GIE/IT/000748 |
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Project description: Background Green Public Procurement (GPP) has been identified as one of the main tools public administrations can use to drive the necessary changes to the current consumption and production patterns. The EU framework for the promotion of GPP is well defined and expressed in several official communications and recommendations. The New Public Procurement Directives clearly states the need to include environmental and social concerns in procurement procedures. In addition, the new rules promote a life-cycle costing approach that takes account of all costs over the life cycle of works, goods and services in order to assess their total value. At the national level the Collegato Ambientale and the public procurement code have made the adoption of GPP and of Minimum Environmental Criteria mandatory in Italy. Since February 2016, there is a legal obligation to include Minimum Environmental Criteria in the public procurement of works, goods and services. GPP is now mandatory in all procurements and tenders for the purchase of goods, services and works that require intensive energy use and in 50% of contracts and tenders for all other categories of economic activity. Objectives The LIFE Green FEST project aims to disseminate good practices for the adoption of Minimum Environmental Criteria in the field of cultural activities funded, promoted or managed by public authorities. The main objectives are to:
The project is in line with implementation of the directives on public procurement and the Circular Economy Action Plan, which foresees GPP as a way of furthering circularity principles and targets. Expected results: Results
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Environmental issues addressed: Themes
Environmental management - Green procurement Keywords policy integration‚ public procurement‚ life-cycle management‚ resource conservation Target EU Legislation
Natura 2000 sites
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