Promotion of reusable educational materials through procurement policies leading to reduced waste

Implementation of reusable and digital resources

Support for the sharing and donation of unused materials

Adoption of sharing platforms and donation programs

Development of guidelines for sustainable product design

Preference for suppliers offering modular and repairable products

Collaboration with NGOs for circular economy awareness

Partnerships for workshops and campaigns on resource efficiency

Recognition of sector leadership in circular practices

Promotion of achievements in reducing resource outflows

Excessive use of single-use products

Frequent purchase and disposal of single-use materials

Neglect of circular criteria in supplier selection

Absence of circular economy requirements in procurement

Non-compliance with circular economy regulations

Failure to meet legal requirements for resource efficiency

Poor communication on resource efficiency

Lack of transparency on product lifecycle impacts

Neglect of feedback on resource outflows from stakeholders

Failure to address concerns about resource waste

Regulatory fines for excessive resource outflows

Authorities increase enforcement of resource efficiency regulations

Brand damage from resource waste controversies

Negative media coverage of wasteful practices

Loss of contracts due to poor resource efficiency

Partners require proof of sustainable resource management

Increased costs from resource efficiency compliance

Need for new investments in resource outflow management

Legal actions by stakeholders over resource waste

Stakeholders file lawsuits for excessive resource outflows

Development of “Circular Campus” certifications

Certification for best practices in resource outflow management

Access to funding for circular economy projects

Grants/subsidies for circular initiatives

Partnerships with NGOs for circular innovation

Joint development of resource outflow solutions

Expansion into markets valuing circular practices

Partners demanding certified circular products and services

Promotion of responsible sourcing through supplier engagement leading to reduced environmental impact

Preference for suppliers with eco-labels and certifications

Support for local and recycled material sourcing

Adoption of local and recycled content in procurement

Development of guidelines for efficient resource use

Establishment of protocols for minimizing consumption

Collaboration with NGOs for sustainable sourcing

Partnerships for supplier education and engagement

Recognition of sector leadership in sustainable sourcing

Promotion of achievements in responsible sourcing

Use of non-renewable or unsustainable materials

Procurement of products with high environmental impact

Neglect of resource efficiency in procurement

Absence of efficiency requirements in supplier contracts

Non-compliance with sustainable sourcing regulations

Failure to meet legal requirements for resource use

Poor communication on resource sourcing

Lack of transparency on sourcing practices

Neglect of feedback on resource use from stakeholders

Failure to address concerns about sourcing and consumption

Regulatory fines for unsustainable sourcing

Authorities increase enforcement of sustainable sourcing regulations