| Interagency Sustainability Coordinators Network |
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The Interagency Sustainability Coordinators Network is comprised of representatives from the top 25 key agencies that impact sustainability. The Network meets six times a year and ensures state agencies collaborate on sustainability programs and projects.
The following agencies have representatives on the Network:
In addition, many universities within the Oregon University System participate in Network activities.
The agencies with links have sustainability programs and plans.
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| Meeting Schedule and Information |
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The Network typically meets the second Wednesday of every other month from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the Mt. Mazama Conference Room in the General Services Building. Starting July 1, 2010, the first hour of each Network meeting includes a "mini workshop" on topics to improve sustainability practices in government. Any public sector employee is welcome to attend the mini workshops.
| 2011 Meeting Information |
April 6, 2011
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| 2009 Meeting Information |
January 12
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March 11
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May 13
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July 8
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September 9
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November 4
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2008 Meeting Information
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January 9
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Minutes
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March 12
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May 14
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July 9
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October 15
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November 12
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| Activities |
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Network members on tour of Garten Services
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In addition to regular meetings and collaboration, the Network also combines resources for field trips and educational opportunities.
Field Trips
January 2009 - State of Washington Collaboration Project
The Network continues to encourage collaboration among agencies – and other states. Recently, the Network hosted a combined meeting with the State of Washington sustainability coordinators. The groups agreed to create common tools for greenhouse gas reporting. This allows the states to benchmark against each other and more accurately track progress for greening internal operations.
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