Procurement for Progress: Advancing Environmental and Social Standards
Date: June 16-18, 2025
Location: London, United Kingdom
Registration Fee: $500
Procurement for Progress: Advancing Environmental and Social Standards brings together procurement leaders and sustainability experts from various industries to explore how procurement can be a powerful force for progress.
Through this summit, attendees will gain invaluable insights into responsible procurement practices, practical strategies to implement ISO 20400 and other sustainability guidelines, and networking opportunities to foster collaboration across borders.
Key Highlights
• Expert Keynote Speakers
Gain insights from influential figures in sustainable procurement who are shaping the future of responsible sourcing.
• Panel Discussions and Interactive Workshops
Engage in thought-provoking discussions and participate in workshops focused on implementing sustainable practices in procurement.
• Case Study Presentations
Learn from real-world case studies that showcase successful applications of sustainable procurement across diverse industries.
• Networking Sessions
Connect with like-minded professionals and potential partners dedicated to advancing sustainability within procurement.
• Access to Exclusive Resources and Tools
Receive access to a curated selection of educational materials and resources designed to support sustainable procurement in your organization.
Topics to be Covered
• Sustainable Procurement Frameworks: Implementing ISO 20400 and other global standards
• Environmental and Social Impact Assessments: Aligning procurement with sustainability goals
• Sustainability Reporting: Effectively documenting and communicating procurement impacts
• Supply Chain Transparency: Enhancing traceability and accountability in sourcing
• Climate Resilience and Procurement: Strategies for integrating climate considerations
Institute for Sustainable Procurement, Environmental and Social Standards (IPESS)
Our Mission
Our mission at the Institute is to work with the public and private sector stakeholders across Africa to integrate sustainability within procurement activities according to the ISO 20400;2017, DEFRA, World Bank and other standard guidelines.
Our work is intended for stakeholders involved in, or impacted by, procurement decisions and processes. We foster collaboration for sustainable capacity in managing procurement, environment and social standards while assisting in the Integration of green procurement and sustainability considerations into existing procurement practices.
Sustainable Procurement
Useful Links
Statistical Reports
Balancing social, environmental and economic considerations in procurement
CO2 Emissions
The Role of Public Procurement in Low-carbon Innovation
PID Nigeria
The lack of adequate procurement capacity has been due mainly to absence of capacity development policy and strategy. Public Procurement Officials frequently receive ad hoc trainings that do not produce the required build-up or capacity enhancements.
Policy Makers
Adapting to Climate change: The role of public procurement
