Supply and Installation of Simultaneous Interpretation and Conference Audio-Visual System — UNESCO Project in Uzbekistan

Supply and Installation of Simultaneous Interpretation and Conference Audio-Visual System within the framework of the UNESCO project "Empowering Education in Uzbekistan: Leveraging ICT and Digital Learning for High-Quality and Inclusive Education Results" Sustainable Procurement practices integrate requirements, specifications, and criteria that are compatible and in favour of the protection of the environment, the social progress and in support of economic development. These practices seek resource efficiency, improve the quality of products and services, and ultimately optimize costs (HLCM Procurement Network).

Sustainable Procurement is one of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (goals 12 and 12.7), and it also contributes to the achievement of all SDGs. This procurement opportunity is considered sustainable as it incorporates at least three sustainability considerations, in accordance with the HLCM Procurement Network's Sustainable Procurement Working Group - Sustainability Indicators Framework. To learn more about which considerations are included in this procurement opportunity, please see below for a specific description.

For more information, contact the procurement official or author of this procurement opportunity. The tender contains sustainability considerations regarding local MSMEs, local communities or disadvantaged groups. Reserved labour opportunities for local communities, use of local materials, reserved procurements for local companies This indicator summarizes sustainability considerations that relate to inclusion of a person with disability.

Organizational policy on disability inclusion, recruiting people with disabilities, accessible premises, disability-inclusive supply chains, and manufacturing accessible products. The tender contains sustainability considerations promoting the sustainable use of resources. Energy-saving measures, recycling, take-back programmes and responsible end-of-life management © 2026 - United Nations G