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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%