Including the closely related terms procurement activity, and procurement decisions.
… in the Stockport, Tameside, Trafford and Rochdale procurement partnership (STaR) we have an influence on that framework to mandate high environmental and ethical stewardship standards from vendors. The STAR framework says: STAR recognises that procurement decisions can have a major socio-economic and environmental implication, both locally and globally, now and for future generations. The associated…
… procurement activity is critical to ensuring that not only is best value being obtained, but that public money is spent in a way that protects both people and the environment and is vital to: • Furthering sustainable development • Stimulating innovation • Avoiding unnecessary costs We recognise our responsibility to take a robust approach to ethical and sustainability issues, especially…
… of common purpose at this pivotal time. Executive Summary Homes, Workspaces & Council Buildings Glossary Influencing Others Examples of Action Plans Introduction Reducing Consumption & Procuring Sustainably References & Links Why Act? Travel & Transport Table of Appendices Tameside in Context The Reduction Pathway TMBC Priorities Continuing Our Journey…
… to maximise Tameside’s part in this new chapter in UK economics. When this strategy is read in conjunction with the Inclusive Growth Strategy, (Draft) Housing Strategy, Clean Air Strategy, Fleet Replacement Strategy, (Draft) Planning Strategy (pending adoption of GM’s Places for Everyone), (Draft) Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Strategy and STAR Procurements renewed principles…
… of our mission. Pursuing the objective of “best-value” is fundamental. Procuring sustainably goes far beyond using recyclable materials or low carbon processes. It means local trade, protecting the environment, a low carbon supply chain, fair pay and humane treatment of everyone in the value chain. These principles are important in an equitable society and reflect Tameside’s values. As partner…