Après l'évaluation de la politique papier de 50 grandes entreprises en 2010, le Comité PAP50 analyse la consommation de papier de 50 grandes institutions publiques et administrations françaises, la proportion de papier responsable utilisée ainsi que leurs plans d'action pour augmenter le recyclage.
Les 50 institutions et administrations publiques sélectionnées sont :
- les 22 conseils régionaux métropolitains (CR),
- les 12 plus grands ministères,
- les services du Premier Ministre et de la Présidence,
- les 10 plus grandes villes,
- 4 organismes publics ou semi-publics.

A Brazilian guide to SPP aimed at public procurers but also SMEs and the general public.

Developed for departments and public companies of the Basque Government, this document sets out the goals of including environmental criteria in procurement and contracting of certain product groups made by.

The policy, published in 2011 covers seven goals from encouraging a diverse base of suppliers, to promoting fair employment practices and greater environmental sustainability.

The policy is being delivered through the development and use of a Sustainable Procurement Toolkit.

Government measures and other sector regulations approved by the Barcelona City Council are an example of the Coucnil's political commitment for improving the environmental and social behaviour of its own activity.

The French Action Plan for Sustainable Public Procurement

The second Polish NAP, adopted in 2010, addresses both environmental and social areas for action. It identifies priority procurement sectors

This document provides an overview of green public procurement (GPP) in
the European Union (EU). It introduces the concept of GPP and summarises the key EU and national policies in this area. Examples are given of the outcomes and benefits of GPP, based on the approaches being implemented by public authorities throughout the EU. The legal and value-for-money aspects of GPP are also presented.

It is based on the more detailed Buying Green Handbook (second edition).