The public sector is a major purchaser for infrastructure materials and therefore is a critical
potential buyer of products with recycled material or recovered content, diverting these from …

The need for a shift to environmentally friendly economies is undisputed. Procurement
responsibility is the steering of upstream supply chains; therefore, it is a main source for …

Wood is an energy efficient, low carbon construction material that if carefully managed can
contribute significantly to European climate policy goals in urban environments. The aim of …

The construction sector in India is in the government's intense focus on creating a world-
class infrastructure balancing environmental conservation. Adopting green procurement …

In 2018 China banned the importation of 24 waste products to manage contaminated
material imports, which inflicted waste-processing constraints on several countries, including …

This paper adds to the existing body of knowledge on green procurement approaches and
sustainability theories for procurement management. It provides practical factors that can …

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a trend that manifests on a global level. The positive
effects of CSR initiatives depend on the reaction of stakeholders, among which customers …

This study aims to visualise the prioritisation and interactions of ecologically responsible
goods in the pharmaceutical industry between obstacles and enablers to green …

Recently, academics and practitioners have devoted considerable attention to studying
green procurement. Due to the growing number of articles in this fast-evolving domain, it is …

Green buildings (GBs) play an important role in achieving sustainable development goals.
However, the implementation of green technologies in building projects has not reached the …