Incresed stays of homeless people in Pfarrer Sieber’s shelters in Switzerland
Last month, our Swiss member Sozialwerke Pfarrer Sieber (member of Diakonie.ch) concluded its seasonal project to provide homeless people and…
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PRESS RELEASE 24th May 2018 | FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE EURODIACONIA LAUNCHED EXPERT GROUP TO ADDRESS EMERGING CHALLENGES ON…
Weekly editorial: Bridging the gap in the social agenda
This week we looked to bridge the gap between global and European social agenda’s. The Sustainable Development Goals, part of the…
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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%