my name is shobha iyer and i'm a toxics reduction environmental specialist here at sfe. gabriel hernandez is an environmental analyst on my team. our buy green team also includes soco ma chris otoshi and annie wong who are on the cityt me give you some background information here. so the environmentally preferable purchasing ordinance is chapter two of the san francisco environment code. and it requires the city of san francisco to ensure that purchases of commodities and expenditures of public money are made in aistent policies. and i mentioned in our last slide that our municipal toxics reduction team partners with the city government. zero waste team to implement this program and that's because of the role of the resource conservation ordinance, which requires city departments to minimize consumption, maximize resource recovery, and purchase products with recycled one of our mandates and report on city departments progress towards full compliance with theen ordinance. and another of our mandates is to produce an annual buy green report, and this report is one of the m

and at the october commission meeting, one of the commissioners asked if folks who a play for sfe are automatically connected with money management programs which is a voluntary opt in serving adults youth and families in supportive housing. this fiscal year, we have expanded our money management programs to now serve over 3200 tenants. when we made that expansion, we opted to target the program eligibility for residents supportive housing so. where e wrap is serving supportive housing, they do have the option to opt in to money management programs. but it unfortunately, is not at this time available for people who are not enrolled in our housing programs. the commissioners also requested data on if households were able to apply or rely on e wrap support more than once. we are looking at the data and we will be able to provide it soon, we have some clean toup do. but in the meantime, we want folks to understand the guidelines that e wrap prevent a household but exceptions can be made through a waiver process. problem solving, so in the last three months, we have resolved homelessness