SPP 360
Sustainable Public Procurement
This introductory program presents the SPP 360 Approach as a structured, system-level approach that helps governments use existing public spending more efficiently and effectively.
It provides a practical roadmap and a self-assessment tool to help governments translate existing public expenditure into lifecycle cost savings, greater resilience, and long-term public value, while aligning public spending with national economic, social, and environmental priorities.
Why should I take this course?
From:
- Procurement treated as a transactional function instead of strategic
- Sustainability added “on top,” not designed into decisions
- Monitoring focuses on financial compliance, with limited tracking of lifecycle performance and externality costs
To:
- A structured, system-level approach to public procurement (SPP 360)
- Sustainability is understood as value for money, lifecycle cost efficiency, and resilience
- Confidence to lead implementation, align stakeholders, and communicate results through clear performance evidence
After our introduction on SPP 360, senior government authorities will be able to assess and steer sustainable public procurement with confidence, so they can lead cost-efficient reforms that deliver lasting value and strengthen public confidence in how public funds are used.
Welcome
Opening Message from the Course Authors
Farid Yaker
Farid Yaker is a senior policy advisor and international expert in Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP), with over 20 years of experience supporting governments and international organizations.
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Dr. Carsten Hansen
Dr. Carsten Hansen is a senior procurement reform strategist and researcher with 25 years of global procurement experience in the United Nations system, latest as Chief of Global Procurement.
Farid Yaker
Senior policy advisor and international expert in Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP)
Dr. Carsten Hansen
Senior procurement reform strategist and international expert in Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP)
