ISWA YPG Online Course | Waste Generation & Characterisation Studies
This online training is organised by ISWA Young Professionals Group. It will be a 2-day training (9 hours total) with 4,5 hours of session per day.
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G-STIC The Global Sustainable Technology and Innovation Community
Join for free online. Including a special session on February 13th joined by the ISWA president and vice-chair of the working group on Recycling and Waste Minimisation on a the role and contribution of plastics recycling in a circular economy
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Meeting | ISWA Working Group Recycling and Waste Minimisation Meeting
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 meeting will be held in alignment with the GSTIC conference.
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Webinar | ISWA Members Update
All members is ISWA are invited to join this webinar on ISWA's strategic vision for the upcoming year
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Webinar | Research Project Identifying the Sources and Scale of Plastic in Compost Derived from Household and Commercial Food Waste
Webinar | Research Project Identifying the Sources and Scale of Plastic in Compost Derived from Household and Commercial Food Waste
At this online workshop the organisers will present the draft findings and outline possible solutions in which they are looking for your input. This is organised by one of ISWA's members.
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Meeting | ISWA Working Group on Biological Treatment of Waste
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.
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