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Introduction
How to use this toolkit
What is Open SPP?
What our users told us
Plan
Establish an enabling environment 
Prioritize
Monitoring & evaluation
Build support and capabilities
Create an Action Plan 
Implement
Assess needs
Choose a procurement method
Engage with the market
Set sustainability criteria
Prepare contract obligations
Monitor implementation
Open data & measuring progress
Options for data use 
SPP uptake
Carbon reduction
Gender inclusion
Life cycle costing
Economic Development
Sector guidance
Construction sector
ICT sectorResources
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Downloadable tools
Resource directory
Case study database
Guide to ecolabels 
Open SPP FAQs
In this section, we have included best practice examples of SPP implementation around the world.
Promoting equal access to government opportunities in Kenya
Communicating SPP operational objectives in an Action Plan in Cape Town
Using local resources for the design of the first sustainability-accredited building in Ghana
Using a two-stage tender to increase collaboration in a construction project in Namibia
Promoting gender inclusion through procurement in Chile
Promoting family agriculture through procurement in Paraguay
Communicating the enabling framework in an SPP Action Plan in Argentina
Engaging citizens to monitor public projects in Peru
Engaging citizens to monitor corruption in public construction projects in Colombia
Promoting SMEs by reserving public contracts in the Dominican Republic
Establishing SPP governance in an Action Plan in Ecuador
Using open contracting to procure a sustainable and user-friendly bike share system in Mexico City 
Standardizing sustainability requirements according to market capability in the Basque Country
Creating a knowledge network for procurement officers in The Netherlands
Communicating prioritized procurement categories in an SPP Action Plan in Ireland
Promoting circularity through furniture procurement in Wales
Communicating sustainability on a the contract's subject matter in Malta
Creating a task force to monitor supplier working conditions in the City of Copenhagen
Engaging with the market to facilitate supplier collaboration in Scotland
Engaging with the market to procure socially responsible ICT in Stockholm
Considering CO2 emissions when selecting suppliers in The Netherlands
Monitoring progress against sustainability goals in Lithuania/w=1920,quality=90,fit=scale-down)
Engaging with users to assess procurement needs in Italy
Establishing a network of civil society procurement monitors in Ukraine
Prioritizing procurement categories in Vietnam
Establishing a system for monitoring SPP implementation and CO2 emissions in Korea
Setting up a catalogue of sustainable suppliers in Thailand
