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How to gather and assess evidence to meet the government’s definitions for ‘legal’ and ‘sustainable’ for timber buying.
The framework is a self assessment mechanism that allows organisations to measure and monitor their progress on sustainable procurement over time.
Official Government Buying Standards (GBS) for textiles used for uniforms, furnishings and dishcloths: banned dyes, retardants, pesticides.
How to comply with Timber Procurement Policy (TPP).
Category A FSC or PEFC certified products: use this checklist to ensure that the certificate is valid.
Standard rules for installing an access culvert no more than 5 metres long.
Official Government Buying Standards (GBS) for performance standards of water consumption rates for systems that use water.
This document is a legal charging scheme that sets out the Environment Agency's charges in respect to climate change agreements (CCA).
Sets out the definition of ‘legal’ and ‘sustainable’ under the UK government Timber Procurement Policy.
Timber suppliers: how to gather category B evidence to show compliance with legal and sustainable criteria in Timber Procurement Policy (TPP).
Regulators must use this process guidance note (PGN) to assess applications and write permits for timber and wood-based products.
A legal document for the sector association which outlines their obligations in the Climate Change Agreements (CCA) scheme.
A legal document for the sector association which outlines their obligations in the Climate Change Agreement (CCA) scheme.
How to check whether a forest source is managed in a legal and sustainable way: for buyers and suppliers of timber.
This is a legal document for the sector association and outlines their obligations in the Climate Change Agreements (CCA) scheme.
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