SSE position paper on the implementation of the European Pillar of Social Rights
Yesterday, Tuesday the 24th of April, our partner Social Services Europe (SSE) presented its position paper on the key role…
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To what extent has public procurement legislation in your country incorporated such social criteria?
New public procurement legislation in my country has represented a net improvement for the not-for-profit sector as most social criteria are regularly applied in public contracting processes.
0%
New public procurement legislation in my country has incorporated at least some of the social criteria. However, they are not sufficiently applied by contracting authorities in daily practice.
25%
New public procurement legislation in my country has opted for a socially restrictive transposition. Social criteria have not been adopted and the lowest price remains the guiding principle in most contracting processes.
50%
Public procurement legislation has not been updated in my country yet.
25%