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Il Forum Compraverde Buygreen è l’evento di riferimento in Europa per le politiche, i progetti, i beni e i servizi di Green Procurement, pubblico e privato. Un evento internazionale che unisce annualmente i principali attori coinvolti nella diffusione e l’attuazione degli acquisti di beni e servizi sostenibili e nella costruzione di modelli di sviluppo giusti per la transizione ecologica.
Il Forum 2025:
L’Europa forte
è l’Europa del Green Deal
Le attivitÃ
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Partecipa
Il Forum Compraverde permette alle Pubbliche Amministrazioni di realizzare al meglio gli appalti verdi e alle imprese di capire come partecipare alle gare che adotteranno il GPP e qualificare le proprie catene di fornitura, con prodotti, processi e competenze green.
Visita
Visitare il Forum Compraverde significa diventare parte di una community che condivide valori e opportunità . Gli Stati Generali degli acquisti verdi coniugano formazione, networking, business e innovazione all’insegna di politiche, progetti e iniziative, pubbliche e private.
Partecipa
Visita
Compraverde 2024
+2.600
Partecipanti on site
e online
+23
Eventi
+17
GPP Academy
+240
Organizzazioni
coinvolte
+105
Speaker
+18
Premi Compraverde
EU public procurement reform: what changes for Green Public Procurement?
A single Regulation to replace the three 2014 Directives, greater weight for quality, and new provisions for green and strategic procurement. On 9 September, the European Commission presented its proposal to reform the EU framework for public procurement and concessions, introducing changes also in relation to environmental and social criteria, monitoring and European preference. The proposal now enters the legislative process involving the European Parliament and the Council. Here are the main developments for Green Public Procurement and the next steps in the reform.
From Forum Compraverde Buygreen comes Con Criterio, the video podcast exploring how sustainability decisions are made
The ideas and discussions that shape Forum Compraverde Buygreen continue beyond the event itself. This is where Con Criterio – How Sustainability Decisions Are Made, the new video podcast by Fondazione Ecosistemi and EconomiaCircolare.com, comes to life: eleven conversations with experts, public institutions, businesses and researchers exploring how the decisions that drive the ecological transition take shape. An invitation to better understand the processes, expertise and choices that turn sustainability goals into concrete action.
Public Food as a Climate Lever: The Rome Model Cuts Emissions by Up to 33%
School meals can become a powerful tool for climate action. This is the key finding of an analysis carried out by Fondazione Ecosistemi in collaboration with the Climate Office of Rome Capital on the city’s new public school catering contract. By increasing plant-based menus, organic products and local supply chains, the Rome model is able to reduce emissions associated with school catering by up to 33%, while generating environmental, social and economic benefits.
Forum Compraverde Buygreen honours Italy’s leading Green Public Procurement pioneers
Green procurement, sustainable school meals, circular economy and innovation: the Compraverde Buygreen Awards 2026 were presented in Rome during the event organised by Fondazione Ecosistemi. The 20th edition of Italy’s leading forum on sustainable public procurement concluded with the presentation of 25 recognitions, including awards, special mentions, the International Award and the Special +20 Awards dedicated to organisations that have contributed to two decades of Green Public Procurement in Italy.
EU public procurement reform: what changes for Green Public Procurement?
A single Regulation to replace the three 2014 Directives, greater weight for quality, and new provisions for green and strategic procurement. On 9 September, the European Commission presented its proposal to reform the EU framework for public procurement and concessions, introducing changes also in relation to environmental and social criteria, monitoring and European preference. The proposal now enters the legislative process involving the European Parliament and the Council. Here are the main developments for Green Public Procurement and the next steps in the reform.
