The goal of having this project is multiple: (1) to promote the concept of green consumption, (2) to enhance the market for green products, (3) to encourage government agencies and private sectors to implement green procurement, and (4) to create an opportunity for businesses to exchange environmental information and technologies. The work content of this project consists of two parts: (1) Green Living Expo and (2) International Conference on Green Products. Major achievements are listed below: (1) Green Living Expo The event was held between July 26 and 29 in Taipei, in conjunction with the Energy, Environment and Water Technology Show. There were a total of 53 exhibition booths designated as the Green Living Expo. Among them, the EPA had 12 booths and the rest were given to producers who had signed contract with EPA to sell products through the newly established On-line Green Product Store. The Show attracted a total of 80,000 visitors and many of them were interested in the Green Living Expo. Besides the Expo, there were very intensive media exposures before, during and after the event, including newspaper, websites, e-newsletters, pamphlets, banners and radio programs. Media exposure helped to attract consumers to acknowledge, participate and appreciate the event as well as how to implement green consumption. (2) International Conference on Green Products The event was held on Nov. 13 and 14 in Taipei. There were 5 foreign speakers (from Sweden, USA, Canada and Japan) and 7 local speakers invited to give speeches and joined in the panel discussions following each session. In addition, the project sponsored four delegates from Asian developing countries (Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia) to help them learn from the more advanced programs/countries and to encourage them to follow suit. The theme of the Conference covered the following four topics: (a) Where is the Market for Green Products? (b) Trend and Measures for Green Procurement –Government and Business (c) Experience on Marketing of Green Products (d) Opportunities and Challenges for Green Purchasing Altogether, the event attracted 121 participants and was a very successful one.