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Rules for public procurement
Rules for public procurement
What rules do authorities need to follow if they want to do circular procurement? And how should suppliers best respond to this? Alexander Lemmens, a lawyer with the Facilities Management Agency of the Flemish government, explains in this webinar.
Financing
For circular procurement, the emphasis is on total cost of ownership, residual value and "as a service" models: the costs and benefits are looked at over the long term . That presents opportunities to finance procurement in other ways. Curious about the whys and wherefores? Find out all about it.
Starting with Total Cost of Ownership
Starting with Total Cost of Ownership
In this webinar, Mieke Pieters from The Global Picture explains what Total Cost of Ownership means and how you can get started with it for your circular procurement project.
Product-as-a-service as a contract model
Product-as-a-service as a contract model
Hilde Jassens from econocom explains 'as-a-service' contract models in this webinar
Transitioning to a circular procurement organisation
Transitioning to a circular procurement organisation
Jodie Berkel explains the internal changes associated with the transition to a circular procurement organisation in this webinar.
How to recognise a circular product
How to recognise a circular product
In this webinar, Karin Van Doorsselaer, a lecturer in ecodesign at the University of Antwerp, explains how to recognise a circular product.