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Has the department incorporated environmental performance considerations in its procurement decision-making processes?
Yes |
Summary of initiatives to incorporate environmental performance considerations in procurement decision-making processes:
It should be noted that the Canadian Human Rights Commission is not an asset intensive organization. Most of its material assets consist of computer and office equipment, furniture and stationery supplies. The majority of the Commission’s commodity expenditures relate to contracts for services rather than purchase of goods. However, when goods are procured, the Commission supports the protection of the environment and sustainable development by purchasing “green.” It ensures that its procurement activities take into account and observe environmental performance considerations set out in the Policy on Green Procurement.
Results achieved:
Results achieved: The Commission supports the protection of the environment and sustainable development by purchasing “green.” It ensures that its procurement activities take into account and observe environmental performance considerations set out in the Policy on Green Procurement.
Contributions to facilitate government-wide implementation of green procurement:
Non-applicable
Has the department established green procurement targets?
No |
Are these green procurement targets the same as those identified in your Sustainable Development Strategy (Table 8)?
Non-applicable
Summary of green procurement targets:
Non-applicable
Results achieved:
Non-applicable