Chemicals, Climate, and the Circular Economy in Public Procurement – Webinar Series
The webinar series starting in autumn 2026 offers public procurers practical examples, tools, and peer experiences to support more sustainable procurement.
In these webinars, you’ll learn how municipalities and other public organizations have integrated chemical-smart, climate-friendly, and circular economy-supporting solutions into their day-to-day procurement practices.
WHEN
19.11. – 14.12.2026
WHERE

Are you looking for practical tips on how to take chemicals, climate, and the circular economy into account in your procurement?
The webinar series starting in autumn 2026 offers public procurers practical examples, tools, and peer experiences to support more sustainable procurement. The webinars are free of charge and will be conducted in English.
The series consists of three webinars held on Mondays from 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
- Oct. 19 – Procurement Management Framework Self-Assessment Tool
- Nov. 16 – Environmental Impact Assessment in ChemClimCircle Procurement
- Dec. 14 – Monitoring ChemClimCircle Procurement
- The series will continue in spring 2027
Register for the webinar series using the link below, even if you can’t attend all the sessions. You’ll receive a link to join the webinar after you register.
For more information: Nameda Belmane, Ecodesign Competence Centre, nameda.belmane@ekodizains.org
The webinar series is organized by the ChemClimCircle-2 project
The webinar series is organized by the international ChemClimCircle-2 project. The project develops and tests practical tools that help public organizations to incorporate the reduction of harmful substances, the mitigation of climate impacts, and the promotion of the circular economy into their procurement processes. Each municipality participating in the project will carry out at least three procurement pilots.
More than 20 organizations from across the Baltic Sea region are participating in the project. From Finland, the participants include Turku University of Applied Sciences, the City of Helsinki, the City of Turku, and the Ministry of the Environment, Valonia, the joint sustainable development expert organization of the municipalities of Southwest Finland, Motiva Oy, and the cities of Tampere and Vantaa. The ChemClimCircle-2 project is co-funded by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region program.











