Accueil
Introduction
Comment utiliser
Definition
Vous avez demandées
Planification
Mise en place
Priorités
Suivi et évaluation
Des mécanismes d’assistance
Plan d’action
Mise en place
Évaluer les besoins réels
Choisir une méthode de passation de marchés
Interagir avec le marché
Des critères de durabilité
Obligations contractuelles
Suivi de l’exécution
Données ouvertes et évaluation des progrès
Possibilités d’utilisation des données
L’adoption des pratiques durables
La réduction des émissions de carbone
L’inclusion des genres
Le coût du cycle de vie
Orientations sectorielles
La construction (en anglais)
Le secteur TIC (en anglais)Ressources
/w=3840,quality=90,fit=scale-down)
Ressources pratiques
Répertoire de ressources
Base de données d’études de cas
Guide des éco-étiquettes
Foire aux questions
Public Health Wales (PHW) is the national public health agency in Wales. In 2016, they decided to relocate nine smaller satellite offices into one new, large 4,700 m2 open plan office in central Cardiff. To do this, PHW released a tender for the design of office space and supply of furniture.
PHW decided to include a series of sustainability requirements as part of the tender, and included an inventory of all furniture which was owned by the organization. The winning bid came from a consortium of a sustainable office design service, and a community interest company.
In the end, out of the 2.563 items used in the new office 45% of items were re-used, 49% were remanufactured, and only 6% of items were sourced from new stock.
In total, it is estimated that by re-using available resources, 41 tonnes of waste were diverted from landfill, and the project saved around 134 tonnes of CO2.