Innovationsfördernde öffentliche Beschaffung: Initiierung · Effekte · Lernen [Public procurement promoting innovation: Initializing · effects · learning]

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report 10 Mar 2009 German Publisher:AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH Foresight & Policy Development

Authors: Buchinger, Eva;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.7890334 , 10.5281/zenodo.7890333

Innovationsfördernde öffentliche Beschaffung: Initiierung · Effekte · Lernen [Public procurement promoting innovation: Initializing · effects · learning]

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Abstract

The study was commissioned by the AK. It is part of a project network consisting of a BMVIT funding project and one commissioned project each by the AK and the BMVIT. Both commissioned projects build on the results of the funded project, in which innovative public procurement (IPP) is described and analysed on the basis of eight selected good practices. The project report presented here documents the analysis of the good practices with regard to the three dimensions initiation, effects and learning.

Keywords

innovation procurement; public procurement; Austria; good practice;

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