Example of GPP

Whether in establishing a new digital journal publishing marketing plan or marketing efforts, identifying viable promotion approaches can be devious.

There are so many feasible examples to explore, right from social media to blogging to email. The successful implementation of them requires mastering different strategies and manoeuvres.

The values of objectivity, honesty, bluntness, accountability, fairness, and conservancy underlie research’s effective functioning. 

For example, honesty in GPP requires that researchers not alter their data in an experiment produced.

The best practices described here aim mainly: 1) Role of ISMPP

ISMPP was the energetic force behind the adoption of the GPP3 guideline. By supplying logistical support, giving access to the mailing list of ISMPP participants, sending out emails to members and prospective reviewers, maintaining the database of respondents, setting up the reviewer Web site, and reviewing the GPP3 steering committee, the sponsor was able to assist in the formation of the GPP3 steering committee. Several members of the steering committee also sit on the ISMPP Board of Trustees. They did, however, contribute to GPP3 as entities, not on behalf of ISMPP. The quality of this guideline was not guided or regulated by the ISMPP employees.

References

  1. Koch, R. (2020). Green Public Procurement (GPP). In Green Public Procurement under WTO Law (pp. 21-36). Springer, Cham.
  2. Zhang, Y., Xu, M., Chen, H., & Adams, J. (2009). Global pattern of NPP to GPP ratio derived from MODIS data: effects of ecosystem type, geographical location and climate. Global Ecology and Biogeography, 18(3), 280-290.

Schubert, P., Lagergren, F., Aurela, M., Christensen, T., Grelle, A., Heliasz, M., … & Eklundh, L. (2012). Modeling GPP in the Nordic forest landscape with MODIS time series data—Comparison with the MODIS GPP product. Remote Sensing of Environment, 126, 136-147.