Perspectives Of Introduction Sustainable Procurement In Public Procurement In Russia

Irina Romodina () and Maxim Silin ()
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Irina Romodina: University Higher School of Economics
Maxim Silin: University Higher School of Economics

No 92/2015, Working Papers from Institute of Economic Research

Abstract: The paper is about sustainable public procurement as a new global trend in the development of a sustainable economy. The main question raised is the following: how sustainable public procurement could be implemented in Russia? The study aims to investigate the prospects of the implementation of sustainable public procurement in Russia. The author presents the findings of survey, covering public procurement practices of 51 contracting authorities and documentation analysis of 400 public tenders. The analysis of Russian legislation allows to determine the sections of procurement documentation, where different aspects of sustainability could be included. The conducted survey aims to identify the aspects of sustainable public procurement already used by public authorities in procuring practices in Russia. This paper provides the unique survey of sustainable procurement practices across the Russian public sector. Research also shows the prerequisites of implementation of sustainable public procurement in Russia.

Keywords: sustainable development; public procurement; sustainable public procurement (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: A11 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015-04, Revised 2015-04
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