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SPP Regions

Code
SPP Regions
Programme
H2020
Call
EE-08-2014
Status
CLOSED
Period
2015-04-01 – 2018-03-31
Total cost (whole consortium)1 492 460 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)1 492 459 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants85 789 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
ICLEI EUROPEAN SECRETARIAT GMBH (ICLEI EUROPASEKRETARIAT GMBH)coordinatorDE351 968 €
GEMEENTE ROTTERDAMparticipantNL156 299 €
ECOINSTITUT SCCL S.COOPparticipantES134 352 €
UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND, BRISTOLparticipantUK126 112 €
The Danish Environmental Protection AgencyparticipantDK115 088 €
DIPUTACION PROVINCIAL DE BARCELONAparticipantES98 610 €
AGENZIA REGIONALE PER LA PROTEZIONE AMBIENTALE DEL PIEMONTEparticipantIT96 139 €
REGION HOVEDSTADENparticipantDK96 007 €
CITTA' METROPOLITANA DI TORINOparticipantIT94 086 €
ASSOCIATION DU RESEAU GRAND OUEST DEVELOPPEMENT DURABLE ET COMMANDE PUBLIQUEparticipantFR70 194 €
BRISTOL CITY COUNCILparticipantUK67 816 €
MUNICIPAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY NETWORKECOENERGY ASSOCIATIONparticipantBG61 285 €
Община ГабровоparticipantBG24 504 €

Description

The SPP Regions project is aimed at promoting strong networking and collaboration at both the European and sub-national regional level on sustainable and innovative procurement (SPP/PPI), to help promote and embed capacity building and knowledge transfer. At the regional level networking will be promoted to build capacities and transfer skills in sustainable and innovative procurement implementation, and to collaborate directly on tendering for eco-innovative solutions. New networks will be established, or existing networks strengthened in 7 European regions (Copenhagen, Rotterdam, Torino, Bristol, Barcelona, West France and Gabrovo). Networking activities will include an intensive capacity building programme and collaboration on at least 6 tenders per region - 42 in total.At the European level a Sustainable Procurement and Innovation Network will be launched, expanding on the existing Procura+ Campaign. In-depth research will be conducted into European best practice relating to a series of key SPP/PPI topics (market engagement, life cycle costing, output/performance-based specifications, circular procurement) by a series of experts in consultation with network participants. A series of European seminars and expert workshops will be organised, together with an ongoing webinar series, and the annual presentation of a PPI award for European best practice.

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