The Ukraine public sector spends over ₴250bn annually procuring goods and services which accounts for 13 percent of GDP. Most public spend is through traditional procurement. Needed to direct public spend toward solving public problems. The difference between traditional procurement and social or environmental procurement through government, is that the latter has the twin goals of catalysing enterprises and solving public problems. Social procurement - is public organisation’s procurement policies choosing to purchase a social outcome when they buy a good or a service. Social procurement can occur in a number of ways, including: procuring from social enterprises; including a clause in procurement policies that requires tenders to be assessed in according to the social impact they create; requiring successful tenderers to employ a certain percentage of people from disadvantaged backgrounds in their workforce. Needed to find a valid answer to the question: what additional benefits are to be achieved; determining to what extent these benefits are valued, and will therefore be prioritised by the purchasing organisation. The public sector plays a key role in our society, so the potential for value creation is huge.