
On 23rd November the SAPIENS project Early Stage Researchers, Valentina Bianchini and Aura Iurascu delivered a scientific webinar on Innovation and Sustainability in Transition. Co-hosted with the Jean Monnet Modules the webinar delves into the transformative power of public procurement in fostering sustainable economies and societies. The webinar is intended to bridge the gap between Law and Management fields of research, offering insights into the circular economy and sustainable supply chains. Moderated by Prof. BIANCAMARIA RAGANELLI and led by SAPIENS lead researcher, Prof. Andrea APPOLLONI, the webinar will host SAPIENS ESRs Aura Iurascu and Valentina Bianchini to explore how public procurement acts as a catalyst for sustainable transitions. Presentations highlights:Aura Iurascu: Unveiling the role of EU public procurement law in promoting a circular economy, with a focus on its implementation, impact measurement, and integration into public tenders.Valentina Bianchini: Investigating the influence of public procurement on global supply chain sustainability, highlighting the interplay between procurement policies and sustainable supply chain management. This webinar is ideal for students and newcomers to procurement, circular economy, and supply chains, offering a comprehensive view from both legal and managerial perspectives.
Sustainability, Public Procurement, Circular Economy, Global Supply Chains
Sustainability, Public Procurement, Circular Economy, Global Supply Chains
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