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Key indicators towards the implementation of green government procurement in Malaysia

Green issue is considered as one of the worldwide issues. Many countries such as the United Kingdom, Japan and European Union countries have been actively adopting the sustainable green living concept in their normal lives. Since government is considered as the main purchaser in a country, it repres...

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Main Authors: Musa, N.D., Buniamin, S., Johari, N.H., Ahmad, N., Rauf, F.H.A., Rashid, A.A.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-51432018-04-28T16:38:13Z Key indicators towards the implementation of green government procurement in Malaysia Musa, N.D. Buniamin, S. Johari, N.H. Ahmad, N. Rauf, F.H.A. Rashid, A.A. Green issue is considered as one of the worldwide issues. Many countries such as the United Kingdom, Japan and European Union countries have been actively adopting the sustainable green living concept in their normal lives. Since government is considered as the main purchaser in a country, it represents a large proportion of total public spending in both developed and developing countries. One of the initiatives that already been taken in Malaysia is the implementation of green government procurement (GGP). It has been recognized as an effective tool in minimizing the environmental impacts and can be determined as the government's commitments in sustaining the environment that can be emulated by the society as a whole. However, there is no specific policy, regulation and legal framework that has been implemented in regards to GGP since GGP is a very new concept in Malaysia. GGP has been outlined in Chapter 6 in 10th Malaysian Plan under valuing the nation's environment endowment and the New Economic Model under ensuring sustainability of growth. This research is undertaken due to there is no specific guideline or framework that can be used or referred by the procurement officers in implementing GGP practices in their organizations by using the proposed model. Three main indicators that been involved are familiarity with policies, organisational initiatives and supplier availability that leads to the implementation of the GGP practices in the organization. These indicators hopefully will be useful for the regulators and policy makers, statutory bodies, government linked companies (GLCs) and suppliers in managing the GGP practices. © IDOSI Publications, 2013. 2017-11-14T08:01:24Z 2017-11-14T08:01:24Z 2013 Article 10.5829/idosi.wasj.2013.28.efmo.27020 en World Applied Sciences Journal Volume 28, Issue 13, 2013, Pages 127-135
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description Green issue is considered as one of the worldwide issues. Many countries such as the United Kingdom, Japan and European Union countries have been actively adopting the sustainable green living concept in their normal lives. Since government is considered as the main purchaser in a country, it represents a large proportion of total public spending in both developed and developing countries. One of the initiatives that already been taken in Malaysia is the implementation of green government procurement (GGP). It has been recognized as an effective tool in minimizing the environmental impacts and can be determined as the government's commitments in sustaining the environment that can be emulated by the society as a whole. However, there is no specific policy, regulation and legal framework that has been implemented in regards to GGP since GGP is a very new concept in Malaysia. GGP has been outlined in Chapter 6 in 10th Malaysian Plan under valuing the nation's environment endowment and the New Economic Model under ensuring sustainability of growth. This research is undertaken due to there is no specific guideline or framework that can be used or referred by the procurement officers in implementing GGP practices in their organizations by using the proposed model. Three main indicators that been involved are familiarity with policies, organisational initiatives and supplier availability that leads to the implementation of the GGP practices in the organization. These indicators hopefully will be useful for the regulators and policy makers, statutory bodies, government linked companies (GLCs) and suppliers in managing the GGP practices. © IDOSI Publications, 2013.
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author Musa, N.D.
Buniamin, S.
Johari, N.H.
Ahmad, N.
Rauf, F.H.A.
Rashid, A.A.
spellingShingle Musa, N.D.
Buniamin, S.
Johari, N.H.
Ahmad, N.
Rauf, F.H.A.
Rashid, A.A.
Key indicators towards the implementation of green government procurement in Malaysia
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Buniamin, S.
Johari, N.H.
Ahmad, N.
Rauf, F.H.A.
Rashid, A.A.
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title Key indicators towards the implementation of green government procurement in Malaysia
title_short Key indicators towards the implementation of green government procurement in Malaysia
title_full Key indicators towards the implementation of green government procurement in Malaysia
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title_full_unstemmed Key indicators towards the implementation of green government procurement in Malaysia
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