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Thanks to all who attended our "Introduction to Sustainable Purchasing" and "Maximizing the Impact of Sustainable Purchasing" learning events in November, as well as the Social Impacts Purchasing Summit.

New events are planned for the spring of 2013 — stay tuned for details!

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Sustainable Wood and Wood-Based Paper Products Procurement Guide

posted on 8:45 AM, January 13, 2011
Link: PDF

This Guide, produced by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development and the World Resource Institute, is an information and sourcing support tool for purchasers. It outlines the 10 most important aspects of wood-based product purchasing, related to sourcing and legality, environmental and social issues.

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The vision of the BuySmart Network is for organizations in all sectors to recognize sustainable purchasing as smart purchasing and to make it integral to their operations.

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The BuySmart Network helps public, private and non-profit organizations learn how to purchase products and services that offer social, economic and environmental benefits and to create a sustainable purchasing strategy that supports their own goals.

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BuySmart is a program of the Fraser Basin Council (FBC), a charitable non-profit society that advances sustainability in the Fraser River Basin, across BC, and beyond. Established in 1997, FBC brings people together from multiple sectors to learn about sustainability and find collaborative solutions to current issues.

For more on the BuySmart Network, contact , Director of External Relations and Corporate Development at the Fraser Basin Council.

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