Public Procurement

About the Partnership

This Partnership aims to push forward developing and implementing an ambitious procurement strategy as an integrated and supportive management tool for governance. Using public procurement and the procurement of innovation as a strategic management tool, cities can significantly increase the positive impact on their social, economic and environmental objectives.

Up to date information about the Urban Agenda Public Procurement Partnerships’ actions and achievements can be found here: www.uapublicprocurement.eu

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Members

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Member States

Italy
Czech Republic
Scotland
The Netherlands
Cyprus (Cyprus Energy Agency)

Regions

Barcelona Provincial Council (ES)
Region of Central Macedonia (GR)

Cities (Urban Authorities)

Haarlem (Coordinator)
Munich (DE)
Gabrovo (BG)
Prague (CZ)
Koszalin (PL)
Vantaa (FI)
Larvik (NO) (Former partner)
The Hague (NL)
Turin (IT)
Preston (UK) (Former partner)
Metropolis Nantes (FR)

European/ national city umbrella organisation

Eurocities
ICLEI
Vereninging Nederlandse Gemeenten (VNG)
EUROTOWNS

European institutions

European Commission (DG GROW, DG REGIO, DG ENV, DG CONNECT, DG RTD)
European Innovation Council

Other stakeholders

University of Twente
Luiss University (Roma & LAB.GOV.City)
European Urban Initiative (EUI)
URBACT
Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR)
European Centre for Employers and
Enterprises providing Public Services of
general interest (SGI Europe)
Finnish network-based consortium for
sustainable and innovative procurement (KEINO)
Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and
Water Management
The Dutch Public Procurement Expertise
Centre (PIANOo)
Procure2Innovate
Nederlandse Vereniging voor Inkoop Management (NEVI)
Association of Cities and Regions for sustainable Resource management (ACR+)

Concrete actions

01

Reflection board supported by a sustainable platform where cities, regions, member states and the European Commission / institutions exchange ideas and experiences on strategic public procurement

02

Achieve EU Green Deal goals by using Public Procurement and innovation as a strategic tool

03

Enabling Sustainable Economic Recovery through Public Procurement

EUI - Call for City-to-City Exchanges

The call for City-to-City exchanges is open on a continuous basis.
Check the details and apply to benefit of other city experiences to tackle your sustainable urban development challenges.

EUI - Call for Peer Reviews

The Call for Peer Reviews is open until 12 November 2024 at 12:00 CET.
A Peer Review is a capacity building activity offered by EUI to support European cities to improve the design and implementation of their Sustainable Urban Development (SUD) strategies, through a process of benchmarking and peer learning.

Knowledge

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Portico is the European urban knowledge platform developed by the European Urban Initiative (EUI) in support of better urban policy and strategy design, implementation, and mainstreaming.

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