Joan Prummel

Circular procurement

Joan Prummel Facilitator Circular Procurement

Rijkswaterstaat - The Netherlands

is the result of input Output

Use Dispose Buy

Waste

Products


Waste contracts

Resources

Waste

User Waste

manager Supplier

Why How What Dissemination

- Circular Economy

- Circular procurement

- Practice what you preach

Agenda

Benefits of a circular economy European Union

600 billion euro

The Netherlands

€7,3 billion +

54,000 jobs

Sources: Ellen McArthur Foundation, Club of Rome, TNO, WRAP

Sweden

3% trade balance +

200,000 jobs

United Kingdom

~€30 billion +

200,000 jobs

Butterfly

TNO-report (TNO 2013 R10864) 'Chances for the circular economy in The Netherlands' € 7.300.000.000 per year 54.000 jobs

Opportunities

"The Dutch national government does not produce

any waste anymore. Chain agreements are made in

all the purchasing categories

regarding reuse and recycle. If

possible this agreements lead

to financial profit for the

government. Waste no

longer costs money, but useful

materials are a source of income."

Ambition


- Circular Economy



Agenda

is the result of input Output


Stimulate circular propositions from the market by our demand

Procure different:

- performance based and functional - new contracts: product service systems | buy-sell back | buy-resell

Arrange control on reuse after our usage

Butterfly

Reuse Repair Refurbish Remanufacture Retrieve Recycle

Benefits of circular procurement

Closing material loops Cost savings in procurement Less waste (sustainable and cheaper)

Stimulate economic activity


- Circular Economy



Agenda

Use Dispose Buy

Waste

Products


Waste contracts

Resources

Waste

User Waste

manager Supplier


- Circular Economy



Agenda

Gather case studies

Communicate the insights

Support implementation

Dissemination = Networking

Green Deal Circulaire gebouwen

Joan Prummel

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