ISWA's flagship event where practitioners, policy makers, researchers, and academics from across the world gather to network, collaborate, learn, and inspire.
Held in Recife/PE Brazil, CIRSOL will have three days of event, bringing together students, academic and scientific community and other professionals who work in the field of solid waste in Brazil and worldwide. The program has workshops, debates and a business fair, among other highlights.
Meeting of the ISWA Working Group on Climate Change and Waste Management recognising that Climate Change is one of the most important global environmental issues facing our planet, the working group advocates that the waste sector has a very important role to play
Join this webinar from WMAM to find out how to get one step closer to becoming a Digitally Resilient Small Business
This event will give you access to a wide range of EU-funded circular economy innovation projects and deep-dive on what this may mean for you.
The Working Group on Hazardous Waste (WGHW) focuses on the management of hazardous wastes from both industrial and household sources, and the remediation of hazardous waste sites resulting from unacceptable hazardous waste management practices.
Join this in person conference on "Waste(d) Climate?" Impacts of Waste Management Actions On Climate Change. A special programme is available for ISWA members.
The aim of this event will be to explore how the main achievements of the MultiCycle project contribute to the circular future of plastics.
Join this regional webinar from Asia to find out how to sustainably manage dumpsites organised by WMAM, WMRAS & ISWA
Organised by the National Environment Agency (NEA) Singapore since 2012, the biennial CleanEnviro Summit Singapore (CESG) serves as a global networking platform for thought leaders, senior government officials, regulators and policy makers, and industry captains.
Meeting of the ISWA Working Group on Recycling and Waste Minimisation (WGRWM) addresses both minimisation of solid waste generation and the separation, processing and marketing of materials removed from the municipal solid waste stream.
The Working Group on Biological Treatment of Waste (WGBTW) addresses the biological treatment of the organic fraction of solid waste through aerobic and anaerobic decomposition processes.
The presentation will introduce the ALMA project, its objectives, and share insights on the TNO BEVSIM tool.