NAEP 6th Annual Green Purchasing Survey - 2014 |
Thank you in advance for participating in our 6th annual Green Procurement Trends within Higher Education study. As a leader in higher education, your inclusion in the findings is invaluable. The study will serve to further advance green procurement initiatives within Higher Education through sharing of actionable insights and best practices. This 6th installment will be made available to all NAEP Members; however, by completing the online survey you will be included in an early distribution of a report summarizing key findings.
For consistency of interpretation of results, the NAEP definition of Green Procurement will be employed. Green Procurement shall be defined as the method wherein environmental and social considerations are taken with equal weight to the price, availability and performance criteria that colleges and universities use to make purchasing decisions. Green Procurement is a serious consideration of supply chain management. Green Procurement minimizes negative environmental and social effects through the use of environmentally friendly products. Green Procurement attempts to identify and reduce environmental impact and to maximize resource efficiency. Green Procurement is also sometimes known as "environmentally preferred purchasing (EPP), green procurement, affirmative procurement, eco-procurement, and environmentally responsible purchasing".
This survey should take no more than 15 minutes to complete. Thank you very much in advance for your invaluable input.
For consistency of interpretation of results, the NAEP definition of Green Procurement will be employed. Green Procurement shall be defined as the method wherein environmental and social considerations are taken with equal weight to the price, availability and performance criteria that colleges and universities use to make purchasing decisions. Green Procurement is a serious consideration of supply chain management. Green Procurement minimizes negative environmental and social effects through the use of environmentally friendly products. Green Procurement attempts to identify and reduce environmental impact and to maximize resource efficiency. Green Procurement is also sometimes known as "environmentally preferred purchasing (EPP), green procurement, affirmative procurement, eco-procurement, and environmentally responsible purchasing".
This survey should take no more than 15 minutes to complete. Thank you very much in advance for your invaluable input.