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The Social Procurement CoP seeks to promote labour rights in public construction and services contracts, encouraging the fulfilment of labour rights in the supply chain.

Good practice library

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The Social Procurement – Good Practice Library brings together practical examples and guidance on socially responsible public procurement across Europe, highlighting how public authorities can integrate social and labour considerations into procurement processes. Drawing from the experience, legislation and tools available in the countries and cities of the members of the Social Procurement Community of Practice, the publication focuses on promoting fair working conditions, respect for human rights, and responsible business practices throughout supply chains. It showcases legal frameworks, social criteria, contract management approaches and monitoring tools that support inclusive and sustainable public purchasing, aiming to help public buyers use procurement as a strategic tool to strengthen social outcomes and contribute to broader social well-being.

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Social Procurement – Good Practice Library
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