The Partnership is committed
to providing programs that advance our mission of increasing water
conservation in the Central Puget Sound Region. We are currently
evaluating and prioritizing programs. We differentiate between programs
and services, defining programs as being activities that may or
may not require a fee-for-service. Services will require a fee.
We anticipate that the prioritizing of programs will be an ongoing
process that will need to be revised and refined as the Partnership
evolves and conservation issues change within our program area.
Our Programs & Services Committee is charged with overseeing
this process.
Here is a sampling of programs
we offer:
- Organize and/or sponsor training sessions
and workshops on water conservation issues
- Hold forums throughout the
region to discuss water conservation issues and bring about policy
change
- Maintain a Water Conservation Library on the website
- Develop and implement water conservation
campaigns
- Research and establish best management
practices relating to water conservation
- Provide a bulk purchase program of water conservation items for members
- Produce a quarterly newsletter that highlights
water conservation success stories
- Youth Education about water conservation for grades 3-12
Currently we have divided programs
into four broad categories:
- Programs Related to the Partnership Website
- Education and Advocacy
- Programs for the Business & Commercial
Sector
- Regional Service Coordination

The following programs are available on the website:
Conservation Data Base and Library
The Partnership maintains a website with a wealth of
information on water conservation including: general information
that is available and accessible other places through references
or links; and specialized information that others might find helpful
to develop and/or evaluate conservation programs. The latter information
will be available to members only.
The Partnership encourages networking and communication between
the members of its three caucuses and other interested parties.
Forums – featuring interesting
speakers on water conservation topics and providing network opportunities
and open channels for discussion
Quarterly Newsletter – Featuring the latest
water conservation news and technologies and providing success stories
from within our region
Advocacy - PWC monitors state legislation in regards to water conservation and notifies interested members about issues of interest.

The following programs are directed toward the business community:
Workshops on water conservation for business users.
These could be targeted to specific industries: i.e., green industry,
building industry, etc.

The Partnership has coordinated regional
water conservation messaging, campaigns and products. The Partnership may
become the generator of future campaigns and/or conservation implementation
programs. Activities such as coordination with service and product
providers and linkages to regional messaging could be elements of
this program.
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