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Ready to sharpen your skills? Don't miss "Maximizing the Impact of Sustainable Purchasing" a morning workshop offered in Vancouver on May 11.

You'll learn how to maximize the impact of a sustainable purchasing strategy, leverage your purchasing power with tools, scorecards and product guidelines, and build stronger relationships with suppliers.

Space is limited, so register early! Learn more.

Events

Eager to learn more about sustainable purchasing?  The 2011 calendar is in the works, so stay tuned. If you have a topic you’d like to see featured at a learning event during the year, let us know. Are you looking for a custom presentation for your workplace? Learn more.

Program Vision

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.

Our Work

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.

Our Sponsors

The work of the BuySmart Network is possible thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, along with the contributions of partners, advisors and a circle of participants. Find out more.

Reach Us

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.

Learn more about FBC by visiting www.fraserbasin.bc.ca.
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