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Title: Green public procurement in public administration : perceptions and challenges in practice
Authors: Caruana, Josette
Vassallo, Kelly
Keywords: Public contracts
Government purchasing -- Law and legislation
Sustainability
Sustainable development -- Law and legislation
Government purchasing -- Environmental aspects
Issue Date: 2024
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
Citation: Caruana, J., & Vassallo, K. (2024). Green Public Procurement in Public Administration: Perceptions and Challenges in Practice. International Journal of Public Administration, 1-14.
Abstract: The implementation of green public procurement (GPP) in the Maltese public administration wasperceived as an important step that supports the achievement of environmental policies. Institutionsare in place for the application of GPP. However, there are difficulties in practice, and more needs tobe done in terms of training and capacity development. This study concludes that managerialdecisions are taken to legitimize actions, so that the administrator appears to be doing the rightthing in the eyes of the stakeholders. Institutions intentionally adopt GPP to adhere to the norms andvalues of society. Whether GPP has a positive effect on the environment is a secondary objective.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/138743
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