In its conclusion of 21 October 2009 demand the European Environment Ministers that the Lisbon Strategy after 2010 focused on eco-efficient economies. Among other measures, calls on Member States explicitly to force "eco-innovative" public procurement to the future market for green products, services and technologies to crank n .
However, the European Commission to take action. To accelerate
the development and market introduction of "eco-innovations, they should also support innovative public procurement. This will be done, for example, the combination of potential buyers with innovators and producers at European level. The project SMART-SPP is one of the first instruments to make this policy a reality.
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