Waste management is an important part of the urban infrastructure as it ensures the protection of the environment and of human health. It is now one of the major global environmental challenges being faced equally by all developed & developing countries. Waste management is something that should be a joint effort between government, industries, and citizens. Our planet suffered tremendous damage after the industrial revolution when people mass-produced and then mass dumped products.
An increase in waste, especially municipal waste, is likely to become a key reason for apprehension for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), with the total waste generated likely to increase from 94 million tons in 2015 to 120 million tons per annum by 2020.
Authorities in the Waste Industry have trusted 3rd Edition of GCC Waste Management & Recycling Forum 2017 to provide guidance and innovation for the ongoing & upcoming problem of waste management. Make sure you don't miss the event this May in Dubai on 9th-11th.
Who’ll be there?
CEO, Managing Director, Director, VP, GM, CFO, CTO, COO, Directors, Managers of Sustainability, Directors and Managers of Environmental Policies,Ministry and regulatory Authority Representatives, Policy makers, Health and Safety Officers, QHSE Managers and Directors, Developers and Building Constructors, Facility Owners/Operators, Suppliers, Industry Experts & Professionals, Environmental and Quality Managers, Chemical and Petrochemical Processing Professionals.
Workshop Title
Sustainable Waste Management ( MSW ) in GCC, Opportunities & Challenges
Workshop Leader
Dr. Mohammad Aref (Ph. D., G-IOSH, IDipEM.)
Managing Director, QHSE & HazMat Consultancy - UAE
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