Recommended Readings and References

• Driving Sustainable Supply Chain Management in the Public Sector: The Importance of Public Procurement in the EU by Markus Amann, Jens Roehrich, Michael Essig, Christine Harland :: SSRN. Supply Chain Management: An International Journal, Vol. 19 No. 3, pp. 351-366.. (2014).
• The power of public procurement in the transition to a circular economy copyright © 2021 by A. McLennan & B. K. Schleemann from Facts Reports.
• “Public Procurement of Energy Efficiency Services: Lessons from International Experience” by J. Singh, D. R. Limaye, B. Henderson, & X. Shi from the World Bank. (2009). Retrieved from Open Knowledge Repository
• Sustainable Public Procurement—External Forces and Accountability, copyright © 2019 by R. Vluggen, C. J. Gelderman, J. Semeijn, & M. van Pelt from Sustainability.

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