The Fraser Basin Council (FBC) is a non-profit charitable society that brings people together to advance sustainability solutions and practices in British Columbia. Established in 1997, the Council is a collaboration of four orders of government (Federal, Provincial, Local and First Nations) and those from the private sector and civil society. FBC works within the Fraser Basin and throughout BC to focus on climate change action, healthy watersheds and water resources and sustainable, resilient communities. Our work includes advancing flood management, air quality improvement, green transportation, healthy watersheds and youth-driven sustainability projects.

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The Program Management Team at Fraser Basin Council orchestrates and drives various sustainability initiatives across British Columbia, including climate change action, sustainable transportation, watershed health, and community resilience. This team comprises dedicated professionals overseeing programs such as Zero Emission Fleets, Energy Efficiency Mentorship, Indigenous Partnerships, Flood Management, and youth-driven sustainability projects. They ensure effective program delivery, foster strategic partnerships, and facilitate the administration of incentives and infrastructure projects to support sustainability goals.

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