Which groundbreaking sustainability initiative was first implemented by a national government to transform its procurement of all consumer products?

In recent years, governments worldwide have been implementing sustainable procurement policies to reduce their environmental footprint and lead by example. These green procurement initiatives have transformed how public sectors purchase products and services, creating new standards for sustainability in government operations. Test your knowledge about how modern governments are integrating sustainability into their procurement processes and product policies.

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The Netherlands' Circular Procurement Program (2013), requiring all government purchases to meet circular economy standards
The United States' Green Procurement Plan (2015), mandating all federal agencies to purchase only Energy Star certified products
Japan's Eco-Friendly Government Initiative (2014), requiring carbon neutrality in all government product acquisitions
Sweden's Zero-Waste Government Program (2016), eliminating all single-use products from government operations