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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

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GPP ACADEMY
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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
Green Public Procurement in Italian Municipalities: New Findings from the Osservatorio Appalti Verdi at Legambiente’s Ecoforum
After unveiling the first part of its report at Forum Compraverde Buygreen last May, the Osservatorio Appalti Verdi returns with a new spotlight on how Italian municipalities are applying GPP. The new findings will be presented on July 2 in Rome during the 12th edition of Ecoforum, Legambiente’s national conference on circular economy. This second chapter of the Observatory’s 8th Annual Report zooms in on local governments, comparing the performance of capital cities with that of smaller municipalities.
Sustainable and innovative public procurement for school catering: an international dialogue at the Compraverde Forum
Promoting more sustainable and innovative purchasing choices in school catering is the core focus of the event “SF4C – Sustainable and Innovative Procurement for School Catering”, to be held at the Compraverde Buygreen Forum in Rome. This session will employ the collaborative World Café format, offering a dynamic and informal environment for open dialogue among international experts from public institutions, supplier companies, and academic institutions. The aim is to explore strategies, solutions, and best practices to encourage more responsible public procurement in school catering.
Green Deal: The Only Path to Revive Industry and Jobs. Forum Compraverde 2025 Kicks Off
Climate change is no longer a future threat—it’s a daily reality for Italy and the entire Mediterranean region. With extreme weather events on the rise and growing pressure on our production systems, the European Green Deal is not only a necessary response but also a unique opportunity for economic and job recovery. On the eve of the Forum Compraverde Buygreen 2025, Fondazione Ecosistemi puts forward a strong and tangible proposal: turning public procurement into a driver of the green and industrial transition through the Buy European and Sustainable Act (BESA).
From schools to the supply chain: how school catering leads the green turn in Europe
School catering is a candidate to become one of the drivers of the ecological transition of food systems in Europe. This will be discussed on 15th May at the Compraverde Buygreen Forum in Rome, during the international meeting ‘School catering promoting the ecological and just transition of local food systems in Europe’. The event, realised in collaboration with the European project SchoolFood4Change, will bring together institutions, schools and operators from different countries to discuss the most effective strategies to reduce the environmental impact of the local food supply chain, promote short supply chains, ensure social equity and disseminate good practices and innovative policies.
Green Public Procurement in Italian Municipalities: New Findings from the Osservatorio Appalti Verdi at Legambiente’s Ecoforum
After unveiling the first part of its report at Forum Compraverde Buygreen last May, the Osservatorio Appalti Verdi returns with a new spotlight on how Italian municipalities are applying GPP. The new findings will be presented on July 2 in Rome during the 12th edition of Ecoforum, Legambiente’s national conference on circular economy. This second chapter of the Observatory’s 8th Annual Report zooms in on local governments, comparing the performance of capital cities with that of smaller municipalities.