In order to successfully implement an innovation project, it is essential to have not only strong technical expertise, but also a clear legal strategy

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This insight identifies how the public sector plays a key role by encouraging SMEs to participate in PPI.

This insight identifies certain economic sectors as particularly important for implementing PPI, due to their high innovation potential and their impact on public policies.

This paper explores ways to promote public sector innovation through public procurement. The paper provides an overview of different approaches to innovation procurement and underscores the challenges faced by public sector managers while using procurement to insource innovative approaches, solutions, and processes.

This insight provides insights to balance flexibility for innovation with legal certainty, transparency and competition when preparing a PPI tender.

This insight provides recommendations to promote participation and strengthen collaboration in PPI.

This insight will guide you selecting the best procedure to achieve your goals in your public procurement of innovation stategy.

Get inspired by the insights shared by our participants on how they perceive public procurement of innovation and its impact.

An insightful report from the European Commission on how public procurement serves as a driver of innovation.

This Insight will first outline the benefits of PPI and the factors that contribute to its optimal use, and then some potential risks that may arise during the implementation.

A successful PPI process can be complex, but with a structured approach, the public buyers can achieve a tremendous value. Here are some key steps and recommendations for ensuring successful PPI strategy and projects.

What are the key aspects to consider in the design and implementation of PPI projects?

When facing this question, the usual answer is to increase budget allocations for traditional tangible assets such as infrastructure, laboratories, etc., but what about increasing investment in R&D and Innovation through intangible assets? Explore more!

The European Commission has highlighted the benefits of buying innovation and provides the necessary tools to promote innovation in the market through public procurement. However, how public administrations can be encouraged to develop and procure innovation through public procurement?