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Appendix Sustainable San Mateo SSMC supports multiple programs to promote energy efficiency, alternative County (SSMC) transportation, and education on sustainability concepts that focus on the intersections of the environment, economy, and social equity. SSMC's core Sustainable programs include an Indicators Report that has been produced annually since San Mateo County 1997 and the Sustainable San Mateo County Awards Event, which has been 111.1 ` held annually since 1999. The most recent Indicators Report can be found online at: https://sustainablesanmateo.org/home/indicators/ SSV is a collaboration of businesses, governments, and non-governmental organizations that are identifying and addressing environmental and resource Sustainable Silicon Valley pressures in Silicon Valley. As its first initiative, SSV engages Silicon Valley (SSV) organizations to work towards a goal of reducing regional carbon dioxide emissions 20 percent below 1990 levels by 2010. SSV's Net Positive Bay Area CJ'I'U 2050 goals are to: 1) produce more renewable energy than we consume, 2) SILICON VALLEY sequester more carbon than we emit, and 3) optimize water resources to ensure water resilience. Their current strategy focuses on facilitating measure projects, education, events, and polices that deliver solutions by activating SSV's member network to reach the Net Positive Bay Area goals. www.sustainablesv.org Thrive, The Alliance for Nonprofits of San Mateo A robust, trusted network of 200+ nonprofit organizations, government entities, County foundations, businesses, and community leaders with a shared commitment to strengthening the nonprofit sector, thereby improving the quality of life in San Mateo County. Thrive unites the voice and influence of nonprofits, helps build their capacity, and enables effective cross -sector collaboration. he hhttps://www.thrivealliance.org/ -rs"c-��xpms u:a-eyeav :Nt City of Redwood City Climate Action Plan 95