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Sustainable Consumption and Production Network

We are a partnership network dedicated to promoting the philosophy of sustainable consumption and production (SCP) at a sub-national level. We are single point of reference on SCP for the Regional Development Agencies, Regional Assemblies, Government Offices for the Regions, Regional Observatories and the regional offices of the Environment Agency.

Our aims:

To be a shared resource for Regional Development Agencies, Regional Assemblies, Government Offices for the Regions, Regional Observatories and the regional offices of the Environment Agency.

To provide evidence, analysis and forecasts on the links between the economy and the environment for each of the English regions, including the impacts of different policies.

To provide objective, independent advice to our members on sustainability issues.

 

Partners

The Partnership works through the Sustainable Consumption and Production Network (SCPnet) to engage with national government, devolved governments, business, research bodies, delivery agencies and practitioners.

   

 

SCPnet News:

SCPnet Autumn Events
Posted: 25 October 2009

The 2009 SCPnet Autumn Events were held in October in London. Over thirty people participated in two days of workshops with lively presentations and discussions on topics related to sustainable consumption and production. >>

SCPnet News:

North East Benchmarking Project
Posted: 25 October 2009

The North East Benchmarking Project will identify and scope a methodology to globally benchmark emissions from key NE manufacturing sectors. >>



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