The aim of this guide is to help public organisations to integrate and mainstream Socially Responsible Public Procurement (SRPP) criteria in the procurement process. This will aid in the promotion of workers’ -and human rights protection in the manufacturing of goods for public organisations. The function of the SRPP criteria is to request and verify that suppliers, to public organisations, have socially responsible supply chain management systems in place.

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