Procurement Charter
Procurement Charter
Project Lead: Emily Cotterill
The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted, more than ever, the importance of retaining spend locally, going beyond simply supporting your local greengrocer or florist. There is a complex regional economy supported by dense supply chains in the professional and office sectors who need local support as well as retail and hospitality.
We will publicly commit to a procurement policy, which enshrines the importance of retaining spend locally, and will lead the campaign to encourage other key organisations and institutions to engage in the same process.
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