EEDAL 2013: Monitoring and Evaluation of Green Public Procurement Programs

01 Sep 2013

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The purpose of this article is to provide policy makers and procurement officials with a preliminary map of existing approaches and key components to monitor Energy Efficient Procurement (EEP) programs in order to contribute to the improvement of their own systems.

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EEDAL 2013: Monitoring and Evaluation of Green Public Procurement Programs

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