Consider equality and human rights in public procurement
You could:
- Consider how procurement activities might support your organisation’s equality and human rights commitments, taking specialist procurement advice where appropriate
- Explore opportunities within procurement processes to advance equality and human rights outcomes, in line with relevant legislation and your organisation’s procurement policies
- Engage with procurement specialists to understand how sustainable procurement duties and principles might align with your equality and human rights objectives
Understanding priorities and timeframes
Priority levels
- High priority: Essential actions that form the foundation for equality and human rights mainstreaming
- Medium priority: Important actions that build on foundational work
- Low priority: Beneficial actions for advanced implementation
Timeframes
- Short (1-2 years): Actions that can be implemented relatively quickly
- Medium (2-5 years): Actions requiring more extensive planning and resources
- Ongoing: Actions that should continue throughout your mainstreaming journey
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