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March 25, 2026United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

Good practices on ecolabelling and sustainable public procurement

This series of good practices reflects experiences on ecolabelling, sustainable public procurement, or the joint use of ecolabelling and sustainable public procurement that have demonstrated positive impacts on climate mitigation, biodiversity...

Sector(s)
Agricultural and Fishery
Buildings and construction
Consumer Goods
Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
Public Procurement
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January 21, 2025TCO Development

New Roadmap for Sustainable IT

The recently unveiled Roadmap for Sustainable IT includes clear steps to drive sustainability in four key areas: climate, substances, circularity and supply chain.

Region(s)
Asia/Pacific
Europe and Central Asia
North America
Sector(s)
Public Procurement
Waste, incl. Chemicals
Scientific Research, Development and Innovation
Plastic
Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
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July 31, 2023World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)

Request for Proposals: Consultancy Service For Studies on Equity-Driven Strategies for a Sustainable Food Systems Transformation: Insights from Selected Case Studies and Policy Plans

WWF-Germany is seeking to commission a study with a range of associated deliverables to a specialist The objective of the consultancy assignment is to explore actions that address the structural inequalities and power imbalances within food systems...

Region(s)
Global
Sector(s)
Agricultural and Fishery
Event
February 20, 2023One Planet Network

LAMBDA Big Data Analytics Summer School 2021
Region(s)
Europe and Central Asia
Sector(s)
Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
Energy
Buildings and construction
News
September 28, 2020United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

World leaders highlight Sustainable Consumption and Production in 'Pledge for Nature'

Ahead of the United Nations Summit on Biodiversity on Wednesday 30th September, 64 world leaders and the EU have committed to reversing biodiversity loss by 2030