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Islington Council is integrating social impact into its supply chain, with its Executive committee approving a Social Value Statement in September 2026.

Islington Council's Executive committee approved its first Social Value Statement in September 2026, a key part of the Islington Inclusive Growth Plan to integrate social impact into its supply chain. This statement aims to embed social value into all commissioning and procurement activities.

The statement outlines five key themes – Communities, Economy, Environment, Employment, and Youth and Education – with the council expecting it to deliver tangible benefits for residents, communities, and local businesses, and to create opportunities for local people.

Key facts

  1. Islington Council's Executive committee approved its first Social Value Statement on 17 September 2026. Source
  2. The Social Value Statement outlines five key themes: Communities, Economy, Environment, Employment, and Youth and Education. Source
  3. The statement aims to embed social value into all commissioning and procurement activities. Source
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