Social Procurement Framework Annual Report 2024–25

The report provides a snapshot of Social Procurement Framework achievements over time and demonstrates the difference each government procurement can make to the lives of Victorians and Victorian communities.

It also sets a baseline to measure social procurement achievements in the future.

Acknowledgments

Victoria’s Social Procurement Framework was developed by the Department of Government Services. A range of departments and agencies across government contribute to the Social Procurement Framework annual report each year.

From 1 January 2023, all functions relating to the Social Procurement Framework are coordinated by the Department of Government Services. Ingrid Stitt is the responsible Minister for the framework in her capacity as the Minister for Government Services.

Language statement

We recognise the diversity of Aboriginal people living in Victoria. We use the term ‘Aboriginal Victorians’ to include Victorian Traditional Owners, clans, family groups, and all other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descendants living in Victoria. The term ‘Aboriginal community’ includes Traditional Owners, business owners and other community representatives.

‘Department’, ‘we’ or ‘our’ are referring to the Department of Government Services/Victorian government.

Disclaimer

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