flexible framework tool

Please try out our pilot self-assessment tool. It will help you to understand how your supply chain compares to the good practice recommended by the Sustainable Procurement Task Force. Please click the statements that you believe describe your organisation's sustainable procurement practice right now, then click continue. If none of the statements apply, leave them blank and continue.

Please select ALL statements that you believe describe your organisation's sustainable procurement practice right now, more than one if appropriate, then click continue.

The whole exercise will take no more than 5 minutes. At the end of the exercise we will ask for your contact details and feedback to enable us to develop a full version of this tool.

Step 1 : People

	Sustainable procurement champion identified. Key procurement staff have received basic training in sustainable procurement principles. Sustainable procurement is included as part of a key employee induction programme.
	All procurement staff have received basic training in sustainable procurement principles. Key staff have received advanced training on sustainable procurement principles.
	Targeted refresher training on latest sustainable procurement principles. Performance objectives and appraisal include sustainable procurement factors. Simple incentive programme in place.
	Sustainable procurement included in competencies and selection criteria. Sustainable procurement is included as part of employee induction programme.
	Achievements are publicised and used to attract procurement professionals. Internal and external awards are received for achievements. Focus is on benefits achieved. Good practice shared with other organisations.

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