Procurement has the power to change the landscape of our systems. Designing procurement to focus on equitable access to wellbeing can help you harness this important lever for social change by:
Wondering where to start? Here are some ideas for how to apply wellbeing design principles to your procurement process. Where appropriate, make sure the bidders you are considering are applying these principles as well.
Ready to dive in and begin implementing in your next procurement? Download our Contracting for Transformation Toolkit for examples, scoring guides and other tools.
Mayor Michael Passero writes about the impact of the city of New London's partnership with FFI. Together, we're shifting how leaders and residents see their roles in building a city where everyone has a fair shot at wellbeing.
The Fund for Shared Insight invited the Full Frame Initiative to share the Community Bill of Rights and Centering Community Self-Assessment Tool as integral resources for philanthropic organizations.
Michael Passero, Mayor of New London, Connecticut and Lotus Yu, Senior Manager of Engagement and Partnerships at the Full Frame Initiative share how the City of New London leveraged the government procurement process to distribute funds for transformative change that centers wellbeing and equity.