AIMA with Technical Support of The World Bank announces Training Program on Green Public Procurement (GPP)

05 Jun 2023

New Delhi

Contact Details

Email: procurement@aima.in

Contact: 91-8800893848

Background

Green procurement is an essential practice that involves the purchase of environmentally friendly goods and services. It has been adopted as a strategy for reducing environmental impact of procurement activities. This is possible with adoption of ecologically responsible business practices like demand of recyclable products, energy efficient systems, clean technology & fuels etc. With the effects of climate change becoming more apparent, it is important to adopt sustainable practices and green procurement is step in that direction. Almost all OECD countries have developed strategies to support green public procurement and 69% of these countries are measuring the results of these policies and strategies. Government around the world are taking steps towards sustainability and green procurement is a vital component of their environmental policies.

Current quantum of annual public procurement is estimated at about US$ 600 Billion in India, which is likely to increase exponentially as India seeks to become high-income economy by 2047. Public Procurement thus can be used for greening the economy. Also, as per the recent policy announced, India now stands committed to reducing “emission intensity” of its Gross Domestic Products (GDP) by 45% by the year 2030 from 2005 levels.

UNEP (United Nations Environment Program) is also partnering with the World Bank to technically support this training.

Objective of the program

As part of the five day training module, the program will demonstrate drafting green procurement policies, rules, guidelines etc. and also reflect appropriate procurement strategy to maximize Green Public Procurement outcome. It will give practical and reasonable steps of how to integrate green criteria in all stages of procurement cycle and also highlight the application of technology in Green Public Procurement. Since more and more executive decisions are to be based not only on becoming “greener” but also to reduce cost, therefore Cost-Benefit analysis and appropriate decision making would be part of Green Procurement Training.

Who should attend

  • Government, PSUs and Private sector employees working on procurement, Finance, Contract Management &PPP projects
  • Member of board, Senior /Global Vice President, Directors, Head of Departments working on policy initiative across sectors like construction, manufacturing, pharma, health, automotive, telecom, chemical/petrochemical, hospitality etc.

Duration of Training

Five-day training scheduled from 5th-9th June 2023.

Contents to be covered

  • GPP Policy Development & Implementation
  • Green public Procurement Cycle
  • Value from Price to Sustainability
  • Strategies of maximizing GPP output
  • GPP Performance Monitoring
  • Application of GPP in different sectors

Training Methodology

The training will be delivered using various formats like experience sharing, used cases, trainer led input session etc. The program will be conducted in a very open, participative and collective learning format encouraging active interaction and total involvement of Participants.

Certification

Participants who successfully complete the training will be awarded a certificate of participation from premier institutes like AIMA.

Fees

Non-Residential

INR 35,000/- per participant (plus taxes as applicable)

Residential

INR 85,500/- per participant (plus taxes as applicable)[Last date to Register/send nominations is 15th May 2023]

  • The fee includes cost of study material, kits and certification of the participants.
  • The residential fee covers the cost of boarding, lodging, meals for 7 days (from 4th June to 10th June 2023).
  • The workshop will commence at 10:00 AM on 5th June 2023 and will conclude at 5:00 PM on 9th June 2023.
  • Fee will not be refunded to the registered participants however substitution is allowed.

Speakers

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