ISWA's flagship event where practitioners, policy makers, researchers, and academics from across the world gather to network, collaborate, learn, and inspire.
In November 2023, the United Arab Emirates will host the 28th Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC (COP28), with a view to building on previous successes and paving the […]
Leading the Way in Innovative Lightweight EV Components Join the Enlight EVs cluster for the one day conference on the 5th of December, co-located with the Global Automotive Components Show […]
Join us for an insightful webinar as the Biological Treatment of Waste Working Group marks World Soil Day on 5th December. In response to the evolving challenges in waste management, […]
Agenda Opening by authorities:Jordi Pon, Regional Coordinator of the Chemicals and Pollution Program, UNEP Regional Office.Marcelo Rosso, Representative of the ISWA LAC Regional Chapter. Introduction: Atilio Savino, Executive Director of […]
ISWA Austria together with CEC4Europe invites you to discuss the role, opportunities and challenges of a plastic circular economy on December 13th 2023 at 14:00 CET in the Tandler-Lounge of […]
The ISWA board meets multiple times per year and are responsible for all policies, finances and operations of ISWA.
ISWA-SWIS two week Winter School. Participants will have the opportunity to gain knowledge on the potential and challenges of sustainable waste management, including landfill and landfill mining.
The Global Methane Initiative (GMI) Biogas Subcommittee presents a four-part workshop series: Mobilizing Methane Action at Open Dumpsites and Landfills The first virtual workshop in the series will focus on […]
This webinar is the 3rd Chapter of webinar series “Career Talks | Navigating the Path of Waste Entrepreneurship” organised by ISWA's Young Professionals Group.
The ISWA board meets multiple times per year and are responsible for all policies, finances and operations of ISWA.
The Working Group Collection & Transportation Technology (WGCTT) is part of ISWA's 10 working groups. On the 23rd of February, WGCTT meeting will take place online for the working group […]
ISWA and UNEP will be launching the new report “Global Waste Management Outlook (GWMO) 2024 – Beyond an age of waste: Turning rubbish into a resource”, which offers a lucid analysis of municipal waste generation and management and explores three possible scenarios: Waste Management as Usual, Waste Under Control, and a Circular Economy. ISWA worked closely with UNEP as an active contributor in producing the GWMO 2024. We are proud to present the findings and insights of the report during UNEA-6. Learn more and follow the livestream.