We are excited to celebrate the Book Chain Project’s 20th Anniversary at London Zoo! Join us as we reflect on two decades of progress, collaboration, and impact across the sector. This special event brings together current and former publishers, NGOs, suppliers, and friends of the project. There'll be a few short keynote and panel sessions, followed by raising a glass to this milestone moment and reflecting on our impact with friends old and new.

Please register below to register your interest. We will get back to you to confirm your spot.

We look forward to celebrating with you!

Join us for a webinar to mark the launch of the Book Chain Project EUDR Solution, going live on September 1st. This webinar is open to the wider publishing supply chain and will provide key insights into the solution and its implementation.

This session will cover:

• Solution Overview: a short demonstration of the platform’s core features and overview of the actions required from mills and suppliers, as well as the benefits of engaging with the solution.
• Supply Chain Perspectives: hear directly from paper mills and print suppliers on how they will be engaging with the solution.
• Call to Action: hear the next steps for mills and suppliers who want to engage with the solution.

Webinar details:

• Registration will close on the 29th August.
• The webinar will be held virtually.
• Registered participants will receive joining details the day before the session.
• Two identical sessions will be offered to accommodate different time zones.
• A recording will be available afterward in the Resources section of the BCP site.

We encourage mill and supplier users to share this invitation with colleagues responsible for or involved in EUDR compliance.

Join us for a webinar to mark the launch of the Book Chain Project EUDR Solution, going live on September 1st. This webinar is open to the wider publishing supply chain and will provide key insights into the solution and its implementation.

This session will cover:

• Solution Overview: a short demonstration of the platform’s core features and overview of the actions required from mills and suppliers, as well as the benefits of engaging with the solution.
• Supply Chain Perspectives: hear directly from paper mills and print suppliers on how they will be engaging with the solution.
• Call to Action: hear the next steps for mills and suppliers who want to engage with the solution.

Webinar details:

• Registration will close on the 29th August.
• The webinar will be held virtually.
• Registered participants will receive joining details the day before the session.
• Two identical sessions will be offered to accommodate different time zones.
• A recording will be available afterward in the Resources section of the BCP site.

We encourage mill and supplier users to share this invitation with colleagues responsible for or involved in EUDR compliance.

Join us for a webinar covering the Book Chain Project EUDR Solution Development, which will cover:

• Introduction: explain how we got there and why we think a sector led approach is important. We will also outline the publishers who have agreed to support us and the partners we are working with.

• Solution Overview: details on the functionality and development process of the solution. Additionally, we will specify the required inputs and actions for mills, printers, and other suppliers and outline how the solution will assist these stakeholders in meeting the EUDR requirements.

• Q&A: BCP team to answer any questions regarding the BCP EUDR solution development and implementation.

The Webinar will be held virtually, and the registered users will receive the webinar joining details the day before the webinar date.

We will be hosting two identical webinars to accommodate time zones and so please only register for one session. Please note that if you cannot attend, the webinar will be recorded and made available under the resources section of the BCP site.

We recommend that mills and suppliers share this invite with those who are responsible for or involved in EUDR compliance.

Notes

• If you are already a BCP user, please log in to the system before registering.
• If you are not a BCP user and would like to attend the webinar, please email Victoria and Damien with your name and company information.
• Please fill in your company name completely, as we will share the attendee list with publishers after the event.