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90 Sustainable Public Procurement: Towards a low carbon economy regulatory environment through measures like the adoption and marketing of sector wise good practices in procurement, providing for guidelines and templates for the calculation of energy efficiency between comparative products. At a policy level it is important the BEE plays a catalyst in enabling harmonization and policy convergence across sectors and regulatory levels (municipality, state and central) within the state machinery in order to enable measures supporting the adoption of energy efficient practices within the public procurement systems. Thus if we were to design a national plan of action the points of intervention would have to be at multiple levels and would also need to target specific (at least in the initial phase) sectors depending on their preparedness in adopting sustainable procurement processes. T E R I Report No. 2007GL01 90
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