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Sustainable Public Procurement

The Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP) Portfolio, developed by UNDP and PPRA, uses public spending as a lever for sustainable development by embedding economic, environmental, and social dimensions into procurement systems. By fostering inclusivity, transparency, and competitiveness, SPP ensures every shilling spent delivers social, economic, and environmental impact—empowering SMEs and women-led businesses, advancing circular economy solutions, and contributing to SDG 12 on responsible consumption and production.

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