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Responsible Procurement Strategy

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Wandsworth Council's Responsible Procurement Strategy, approved in July 2025, sets out ethical and sustainable contracting practices.

Wandsworth Council approved its Responsible Procurement Strategy in July 2025, a policy aimed at ensuring ethical and sustainable practices in its contracting processes. This strategy outlines the council's approach to procurement, focusing on responsible sourcing and contractor engagement. The decision was made at a council meeting, following a Cabinet report presented for information.

Alongside the strategy, the council also approved a Contractor Charter in July 2025. The implementation of this charter, which complements the procurement strategy, was delegated to the Procurement Board. No further updates on the strategy's implementation or subsequent discussions have been reported since these approvals.

Key facts

  1. Wandsworth Council approved its Responsible Procurement Strategy on 16 July 2025. Source
  2. The strategy aims to ensure ethical and sustainable practices in contracting processes. Source
  3. Wandsworth Council also approved a Contractor Charter on 16 July 2025. Source
  4. Implementation of the Contractor Charter was delegated to the Procurement Board. Source
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