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INTRODUCTION In December, 2010 the Institute of Finance and Sofres-Liban represented by its CEO Mr. Faddoul Faddoul signed a contract for the latter to conduct a study in two stages on provision of market assessment on the status of sustainable public procurement in Lebanon in collaboration with Institute of Finance (IoF), known as the BASIL FULEIHAN INSTITUTE for ECONOMY and FINANCE). The First phase: prioritization study was achieved, based on an extensive desk analysis accompanied by interviews with about 25 experts in the field of sustainable development. This current report focuses exclusively on the prioritization study results. It covers 3 major sections. In section 1 a general context of the study is presented followed by its objectives in section 2 whilst section 3 lays down the result of this prioritization study as per the simplified prioritization methodology 1 . However the quantitative study results shall be elaborated in the next final report. 1 “Sustainable Procurement – first steps”, Barbara Morton (Eveline Venanzoni – Farid Yaker), 3 rd International Conference on Green Purchasing Suwon, Republic of Korea, 21 October 2009 6
1- RESEARCH BACKGROUND The Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Public Procurement (MTF on SPP) The Marrakech Process was initiated to respond to the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation agreed on at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002. More specifically, the Marrakech Process is a global multi-stakeholder process to support the implementation of Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP) projects. The first meeting took place in Marrakech, Morocco in June 2003, hence the name. In order to support the implementation of concrete SCP projects at regional and national levels, seven Marrakech Task Forces have been created with the participation of experts from developing and developed countries. The Task Forces and their lead countries are: Cooperation with Africa (Germany), Education for Sustainable Consumption (Italy), Sustainable Buildings and Construction (Finland), Sustainable Lifestyles (Sweden), Sustainable Products (United Kingdom), Sustainable Tourism (France) and Sustainable Public Procurement (Switzerland). The current research deals with Sustainable Public Procurement. Defining Sustainable Procurement Sustainable Procurement is ―the process whereby organizations meet their needs for goods, services, works and utilities in a way that achieves value for money on a whole life basis. It results in benefits not only to the organization, but also to society and the economy, whilst minimizing damage to the environment.‖ 2 Sustainable Procurement seeks to achieve the appropriate balance between the three pillars of sustainable development i.e. economic, social and environmental. Governments are major consumer of goods and services, with their purchasing power representing 15 to 25% of GDP in most nations. Governments are therefore strong levers for change and have a duty to lead by example and make responsible decisions to create a better and safer world. Public procurement will be sustainable when procurement officers include sustainability issues at all stages of the procurement process – from the selection of suppliers to the management contracts. This implies new practices such as the screening of suppliers throughout the supply chain to check for compliance with labor laws and the insertion of 2 Source: “Procuring the Future”, the report of the UK Sustainable Procurement Task Force, June 2006. This definition has been adopted by the Swiss-led Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Public Procurement. 7
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