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Human rights toolkit
December 10, 2019 by Eddie Chapman No Comments | Category Best practice, buyers, Human rights, Procurement news, Sustainability, Useful tools
The Danish Institute for Human Rights has published a ‘road-testing’ version of a toolkit on human rights for policy makers and public buyers.
To help them drive change through public procurement, they would like to hear from you on whether this toolkit can be improved and whether there are more examples of good practice they could highlight.
Are you a policy maker or public buyer?
Share your feedback or examples of good practice before the closing date of 13 January 2020.
Send directly to damo@humarights.dk or, alternatively, send them to scottishprocurement@gov.scot and we will be happy to pass them on.
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