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The Outline
1. Memahami sebab &
akibat.
2. Sustainable
environment
3. Proses dalam
pembangunan
Green Procurement
4. Bagaimana Strategy
menerapkan Green
Procurement.
5. Kesimpulan
Tambang Batubara dan kerusakan Alam di Borneo
Earth provides
enough to
satisfy every
man's needs,
but not every
man's greed.

Mahatma Gandhi
The 10 bad habits.
1. Leaving The Lights On
2. Boiling The Kettle
3. Eating Farmed Meat
4. Commuting
5. Wasting Paper
6. Leaving The Tap Running
7. Sending Biodegradables To Landfill Sites
8. Using Plastic Bags
9. Ignoring Plastic Packaging
10. Flushing The Toilet
The Waste
The waste come out from the things that we
bought/consumed
The intention to buy has derived from the things
that we want.
What the things we want has been constructed
from what we actualy need and most just to
accomplished our emotion.
If we able to control our need and want we able
to manage the waste.
Definition of environmental sustainability.
A state in which
the demands
placed on the
environment can
be met without
reducing its
capacity to allow
all people to live
well, now and in
the future. Sustainability is not
abaut destination, it
was more a direction.
Karena apabila kita salah dan tidak peduli
maka akibatnya menumpuk dan menjadi
sangat besar
Contoh sederhana: pembelian battery,
disarankan yang rechargeable sehingga bisa
mengurangi sampah B3
Green Purchasing
Green purchasing includes the acquisition of products or
services that have environmentally preferable characteristics
such as

1. Recycled Content or Easily Recyclable

2. Bio-based or Bio-Degradable
3. Energy and Water Efficient Products
4. Use Alternative Fuels or Renewable Energy
5. Eliminate Hazardous or Toxic Chemicals
6. Locally Produced

Re-use, Re-duce, Re-cycle Recovery/ re-think.

 The Procurement
Procurement should calculated all the product price either appearence
In price list neither a hiden once
Total Cost Approach

Perceived
Purchase
Opportunity
Cost

Demand Drivers Actual

Quality Costs
Opportunity
Environmental Issues
Maintenance Expense Freight

Specifications Standardization
Procurement Practices
Inventory Practices
Warehousing Costs
Warranty Terms
Operational Practices
Disposal/Salvage Practices

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 Definition of Green
Procurement (EPP)
Products and services that have a lesser or reduced effect on
human health and the environment when compared with
competing products or services that serve the same purpose
and full fill the procurement requirement.
The Procurement milestone
approach
Definition of sustainable Public procurement
(SPP)
Is the process whereby organization meet their need for goods,
services, works and utilities that achieved value for money on a
whole life basis.

Note:
In term of generating benefits, not only to the
organization, but also to the society and the economy,
whilst minimizing demage to the environment.
Unep.
Sustainable Consumption & production
UU no 32 th 2009 mengamanatkan bahwa
pembangunan berkelanjutan adalah upaya sadar
dan terencana yang memadukan aspek lingkungan
hidup, sosial, dan ekonomi kedalam strategy
pembangunan untuk menjaminkeutuhan
lingkungan hidup serta keselamatan, kemampuan ,
kesejahteraan dan mutu hidup generasi masa kini
dan generasi masa depan.
 Program-program yang
dicanangkan dalam SCP
Program Quick - Win :
Green Building.
Green Public Procurement.
Green Industry.
Green Tourism.
Green product labelling
MORE MEANING OF SUSTAINABLE
PROCUREMENT
Pursuing the best value for money functionability, quality,
availability, continuity, price.
Concern of the environmental aspect over the entire life cycle of
product Green procurement requirement.
Take into account of social aspect i.e. Issue of poverty eradication,
labor condition, human right, corruption, mark up etc which usually
occur in trade transaction fair and legible transaction.
 Creating The Standard Developing The
Criteria Of Green Procurement managerial
Product Optimizing Process that lead to the
the Local Resources Sustainable
with Green basic environment.
Phylosophy. Lay on Green
Continueslay updated Leadership Capability
in line with the eco with implementing 3 P
friendly technology (People Planet & Profit)
development.
Setting Up the team
Profiled Being Agent of
Change .
Passion in learning.
Green Knowledge adoption.
Mastering in Procurement
methodology
Chalanger Character
Visionary Leadership
Capacity Building.
Green Knowledge Adoption.
Eco Engineering Adoption.
Eco Tecnology inplementation (Re-use,
Re duce, Re-cycle, Re Covery)
Cross Study learning through best
practices.
Invention trhough Local resources
material
COMMITTED TO THE TASK
ASSIGNMENT
Life Cycle Costing (LCC)
Achieving win-win outcomes

Environmental
caring

Money
Principles of Life Cycle Costing
 Life Cycle Costing (LCC) /Whole
life costing
1. Technique to establish the total cost of ownership
2. Structured approach that addresses all the elements of cost
3. Can be used to produce a spend profile of the product or service over its anticipated
life-span
4. Results can be used to assist management in the decision-making process where there
is a choice of options
5. Accuracy of analysis diminishes as it projects further into future
most valuable when long term assumptions apply
to all options and have the same impact
Source: OGC
http://www.ogc.gov.uk/implementing_plans_introduction_life_cycle_costing_.asp
Principles of Life Cycle Costing
Acquisition costs - incurred between the decision to proceed
with the procurement and the entry of the goods or services to
operational use
Operational costs - incurred during the operational life of the
asset or service
End of life costs - associated with the disposal, termination or
replacement of the asset or service. In the case of assets,
disposal cost can be negative because the asset has a resale
value.
A purchasing decision normally commits the user to over 95
per cent of the through-life costs. There is very little scope to
change the cost of ownership after the item has been
delivered.

Source: OGC
http://www.ogc.gov.uk/implementing_plans_introduction_life_cycle_costing_.asp
Benefits of LCC analysis
Evaluation of competing options in purchasing
Improved awareness of total costs - visible costs of any
purchase represent only a small proportion of the total cost of
ownership
More accurate forecasting of cost profiles
Performance trade-off against cost
Sustainability benefits reduced waste and CO2 emissions

Source: OGC
http://www.ogc.gov.uk/implementing_plans_introduction_life_cycle_costing_.asp
Defining the need
The need of the procurement should always be framed within
the parameters set by Organizaation Policies.
The Check list :
1. What is the procurement aiming to achieve.
2. Do we really need these purchase.
3. Do we set up the specification in the right manner.
4. What happen of the product when it come to the end of
life.
5. How does this procurement impact upon our
(environmantal) objectives and policies
Kesimpulan
Green Mindset
Dominate factors Green Leadership
Green Innovation

Control the
Green Setting up Green Setting up the
Action Plan result & Redesign the
Knowledge The Green Capacity Goal and
Execution improvement New Goal
Adoption Team Building action plan
action
Implement PDCA