Circular Procurement
Law, Policy & Practice
Certificate Programme
The Circular Procurement Law, Policy & Practice Programme is designed to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of the demand-side laws, policies and strategies which facilitate the Circular Economy (CE) and to build capacity for participants to advise corporations and public bodies on establishing the enabling conditions for the CE and in the design, implementation and practice of circular production and consumption frameworks. Legal context for production, consumption, waste-management, use of secondary raw materials, and CE innovation and investment strategy will be examined with reference to the latest, most path-breaking circular procurement case studies from around the world.
Topics to be covered:
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this certificate programme participants will:
Who Should Attend
This certificate programme is designed for professionals who want to learn more about Circular Economy and Circular Procurement with specific emphasis on the regulatory context and the enabling policy conditions. The programme differs from other CE offerings which are usually geared toward sustainability and environmental professionals, engineers, material scientists, entrepreneurs and business students and will be particularly relevant for lawyers, policymakers, regulators and decision-makers desirous of harnessing circularity as a transformational force in society.
No prior knowledge of the Circular Economy or Public Procurement is necessary, though it would be an asset.
Public Sector
Private Sector
Lead Programme Facilitator
Margaret Rose-Goddard
LLB(Hons), LLM Corporate Commercial Law, Doctoral Researcher, Policy Research & Practice,
University of Bath, UK.
With over two decades of experience, Margaret is a recognized public procurement law expert providing specialist public procurement legal advice and litigation support to public bodies and corporations. Margaret has been counsel in some of the largest corruption and contract fraud enquiries in the English-Speaking Caribbean, has contributed to legislative reform in the Caribbean and speaks and delivers training worldwide on public procurement, anti-corruption and public governance.
Margaret is a former lecturer at the Osgoode Hall Law School, University of York, Canada in the Public Procurement Executive Programme and currently lectures in the Msc in Procurement Management Programme at the University of the West Indies.
In 2006 Margaret co-founded the Caribbean Procurement Institute a specialist provider of public procurement law and practice education, professional capacity building and consulting services to Governments and public sector bodies which was acquired by the Procurement Innovation & Leadership Lab UK in 2017 which aims to help public sector bodies to design and implement innovative data-driven procurement policy for inclusion and sustainable development.
Currently pursuing her doctorate in Policy Research & Practice at the University of Bath, UK, Margaret is passionate about helping governments to leverage public purchasing power to enable more just, equitable and sustainable societies.
In this new certificate programme, Margaret demonstrates how making the shift from a linear to circular economy requires a significant re-thinking of the public procurement function and enables professionals advising and/or working in governments and public bodies to begin re-examining the regulatory and policy context to do so.
Introduction to Circular Procurement
Law, Policy & Practice
£497
Accredited for 6 Hours CPD
Group Discount for 3 or more persons £450 per participant
Student Discount £397 by Application
Claverton Down Bath
BA2 7AY United Kingdom
This training is delivered by the Procurement Innovation & Leadership Lab in association with the Future Law Institute: Circular Economy Law Community of Practice and the Bath City Organizers for the Circular Economy Club.
