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NEW REPORT Global Framework for Action: Using public food procurement as a strategic driver of sustainable food system

July 27, 2026

NEW REPORT Global Framework for Action: Using public food procurement as a strategic driver of sustainable food system

The Global Framework for Action - Using Public Food Procurement as a Strategic Driver of Sustainable Food Systems supports governments in using public food procurement as a strategic tool to promote more sustainable food production and consumption patterns. Developed through a multi-stakeholder process led by UNEP and FAO, the Framework provides a flexible roadmap for integrating social, economic, and environmental sustainability objectives into food procurement systems.

Organized around three core principles, enabling governance and regulatory framework, strengthening public demand-side capacity, and supporting inclusive and resilient supply chains, the Framework offers a practical “menu” of actions that countries can adapt to their national and local contexts. By shaping public demand for food, SPFP can contribute to healthier diets, stronger local economies, biodiversity conservation, reduced pollution, and lower greenhouse gas emissions across food systems.

More details at one planet network knowledge center.

Download the report at one planet network website.

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