SAPIENS third advanced training course (ATC3) aimed at introducing the role of Global actors in fostering the use of public procurement as an instrument to promote sustainability. This ATC complemented the previous SAPIENS training courses by adding a global...
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Registration: Join us for ATC4: Sustainability Assessment and Collaboration
SAPIENS Network is excited to open registration for Advanced Training Course 4 – Sustainability Assessment and Collaboration. This course will be three days and will cover sustainability assessment, reporting, and collaboration for sustainable public procurement.
5th European Conference on Sustainable and Innovative Public Procurement
Don't miss this unique opportunity of learning and discussing about sustainable procurement with the best European experts on the next 5 and 6 of May in Lisbon, at the 5th EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE AND INNOVATIVE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT. Lead Researchers of the...
Smart Organizations as a Source of Competitiveness and Sustainable Development in the Age of Industry 4.0: Integration of Micro and Macro Perspective
In 2021, SAPIENS lead researcher and Associate Professor Anna Adamik published together with her colleague their article entitled Smart Organizations as a Source of Competitiveness and Sustainable Development in the Age of Industry 4.0: Integration of Micro and Macro...
Clothing labels: Why are they important for sustainable consumer behaviour?
In 2021, SAPIENS Network Ethics, Open Science and Equal Opportunity Champion Prof. Małgorzata Koszewska published the editorial “Clothing labels: Why are they important for sustainable consumer behaviour?” in the Journal of Consumer Protection and Food Safety, volume...
How is social sustainability understood and applied in infrastructure?
The concept of sustainability was developed more than 30 years ago. Yet today, it remains a fashionable concept with no common understanding. Its social dimension continues to be neglected through green-only approaches or considered in a limited fashion. Social sustainability involves maximising the positive impacts of infrastructure and minimising the negative impacts through prevention and redress of human rights abuses that could derive from business developers of a project.





