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Revamping procurement policies to support the drive to net zero

This video was first broadcast at LGC Net Zero 2022.

Procurement is a key power that councils have to deliver net zero. Through commissioning, councils bring together public, private and voluntary partners that shape the market to best meet the needs of communities.

This can help build capacity in the market for low carbon goods and services and develop local skills and supply chains, particularly in the construction industry. Are your procurement policies consistent with your net zero target?

What action and/or investment is required?

Speakers:
Martin Reeves, chief executive, Coventry City Council
Mohamed Hans, solicitor & principal procurement advisor, CIPFA
Rachel Toresen-Owuor, programme director, Local Partnerships
Roz Bulleid, deputy policy director, Green Alliance

Moderator
Kyra Appleby, global director, cities regions & states, CDP

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