CIWEM supports a number of selected events, many of which offer a discounted rate to CIWEM members. You may find Nick Reeves, Justin Taberham, Paul Horton or Emily Doyle at these events and we would welcome the chance to talk to any CIWEM members who attend. If you would like CIWEM to support your event, please send full details of the event to admin@ciwem.org
Forthcoming events 2010
12-14th October 2010
4th Annual Experts� Conference
Enviro-management 2010 - Landfills in Europe & Waste Management
High Tatra, Slovakia
Thematic focus
- Landfills in Europe � experiences and practices
- Land-filling as part of the municipal and regional waste management system
- Life cycle and life cycle analysis of waste
- Mechanical and biological treatment of waste
- Fuels from waste
At present, lecturers from countries like Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, The Netherlands, Slovakia, Slovenia and Sweden signify their wish to take part in the expert discussion.
More information on www.nmc.sk
- Discount for CIWEM�s members: -10% of basic fee - use code "CIWEM� in application form to notice your CIWEM-membership
Conference languages and simultaneous translation: English � Slovak � Czech
13th-14th October 2010
Irish Water Exhibition, part of Resource Ireland
RDS, Dublin
W: www.resourceireland.net
E: resourceireland@fav-house.com
The Irish Water Exhibition is the only free exhibition dedicated to water professionals in Ireland, making it a must-attend event for everybody who wants to stay on top of the latest developments in the water industry.
Taking place at the RDS, Dublin on the 13-14 October 2010, The Irish Water Exhibition offers you:
- Access over 150 suppliers displaying the latest environmental products and services
- Discover long-term strategies & solutions through FREE comprehensive seminar sessions
- Network with industry peers and experts face-to-face
- Access to five other co-located events; with Irish Sustainable Business Exhibition, Irish Recycling and Waste Exhibition, Road Expo and CIVILEX 2010
For more information on exhibitors, seminars and to register for FREE, visit www.resourceireland.net/ciwem
18th-19th October 2010
Industrial Waste Management & Minimisation
Jakarta, Indonesia
Marcus Evans�s Industrial Waster Management & Minimisation conference aims at providing insights in successful implementation of waste minimisation strategies.
The conference will highlight key focus on benchmarking the waste management strategies against other countries to develop a proactive approach, justifying the investment spent on waste management and how it will benefit your organisation in the long run, d rawing on lifecycle analysis and assessment (LCA) in solid waste management to better determine your future waste management needs, working towards a zero waste environment by converting all waste into valuable resources and generating high calorific value gas from waste and biomass streams using the Pyrolysis process.
For more info, please contact Ms. Lee Chew Wan
Tel : +603 2723 6748
Email : LeeC@marcusevanskl.com
26th October 2010
RENEWABLE ENERGY IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR 2010: �Leading the way to zero carbon�
The Barbican, London
This ground breaking conference presents an ideal opportunity for delegates from across both the public and private sectors to learn how to achieve targets, save, and even make money with renewables.
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Confirmed Speakers Include:
- Sara Parkin (Chair) - Founding Director of Forum for the Future
- Stephen Cirell � Programme Director for Green Cornwall
- Gaynor Hartnell - Chief Executive, Renewable Energy Association
- Rachel Solomon Williams - Deputy Head, Land-based Renewables, Office for Renewable Energy Deployment, DECC
- Duncan Botting - Executive Chair and Interim Chief Executive, Scottish European Green Energy Centre
- Malcolm Chilton - UK Managing Director, Covanta Energy
- Cllr Andrew Cooper - Kirklees Council, �Working towards a greener Kirklees�
- Will Dawson - Senior Sustainability Advisor, Forum for the Future
- Stephen Ainger - Chief Executive, Partnerships for Renewables
- Cllr Gary Porter - Chairman, LGA Environment Board
CIWEM members entitled to:
- �95 reduction for public sector workers (�200 from �295)
- �300 reduction for private sector workers (�595 from �895)
Please contact Mark Almond for further details and inform him of your CIWEM membership:
Mark Almond, PSCA International � Manchester
Telephone: + 44 (0)161 832 7387
Email: malmond@publicservice.co.uk
10-11th November 2010
WWEM
Telford International Centre
WWEM is the UK�s only dedicated water and environmental monitoring exhibition.
WWEM encompasses two conferences, one of which focuses on better regulation, Environmental permitting regulations and operator self monitoring hosted by the Environment Agency and the second has a Laboratory theme focusing on efficiency, accreditation and sustainability in the laboratory. There will be over 70 free to attend exhibitor run workshops and over 100 exhibitors.
WWEM�s target audience are process operators, laboratories, regulators, consultants and end-users who need to monitor and analyse water, wastewater and soil. Visitors will again be attracted from the food & beverage, oil, petrochemical, chemical, power, water companies and manufacturing industries.
WWEM is again supported by the Environment Agency and the leading Trade Associations to ensure a high quality event.
- Entry to WWEM 2010 is free to all pre registers visitors; free parking, free lunches and refreshments are included.
For information about visiting or exhibiting visit � www.wwem.uk.com
24-25th November 2010
IWRM Karlsruhe
Germany
Emerging topic: Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)
Already today more than 2 billion people in over 40 countries are affected by water scarcity.
Therefore, integrated water resource management (IWRM) is the essential instrument to optimise water usage, taking the requirements of the society and the economy into account. Because of the great importance of the topic the IWRM Karlsruhe will be held, for the first time, in the Karlsruhe Convention Center. The convention, which will be accompanied by an exhibition, aims to bundle the international know-how and hands-on expertise and to stimulate the exploitation of this knowledge.
IWRM Karlsruhe focuses in particular on water management in the agricultural domain, because today agriculture accounts for approximately two-thirds of total water consumption worldwide.
The accompanying exhibition at IWRM Karlsruhe offers an additional opportunity to examine the functionality of IWRM models and systems directly with suppliers and service providers.
- Register now for IWRM Karlsruhe 2010 for a 20% discount! Please access our online ticket shop and enter the following promotion code: CIWEM
Further information: www.iwrm-karlsruhe.com
Previous Supported Events
7-8th July 2010
UK AD & Biogas 2010 � The UK�s first Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Trade Show!
NEC Birmingham Hall 10
Hosted by The Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association (ADBA), is the first trade show in the UK focussing exclusively on anaerobic digestion and biogas.
This two day trade show offers more than 100 exhibitors, an exciting programme of free seminars, workshops and case studies plus the high-profile conference, �The Future of the AD Industry in the UK�. Whether you would like to know about the different types of plant available, meeting your renewable energy, landfill and CRC targets with AD, managing your �waste� stream (feedstock) to get maximum returns, the management, collection and pre-treatment of waste, plus how to get finance, connect to the grid and sell the energy you generate� UK AD & Biogas will answer any questions you might have!
To find out more, please visit www.adbiogas.co.uk
6-7th July 2010
CRC Energy Efficiency Summit
London
The CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme is the UK�s first mandatory energy savings and carbon trading scheme targeting emissions from public and private sector groups.
CRC participants that fail to reduce their energy consumption and carbon emissions are expected to face significant costs associated with the purchase of carbon allowances and potential financial penalties. They also risk reputational damage with the publication of the scheme�s annual league table comparing the carbon management performances of all participants.
The CRC Energy Efficiency Summit provides an important platform for stakeholders and policymakers to meet and discuss the development of this scheme.
- CIWEM members are entitled to a 20% discount off the listed process.
Please visit the registration page at www.greenpowerconferences.com/crc ensuring you quote code CIWEM20 in the discount code box.
1st July 2010
Private Water Supplies � The Regulations: Six Months On
28 Portland Place, London
The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH), in partnership with the Foundation for Water Research (FWR), will be bringing experts together to deliver a long awaited conference reviewing the new private water supplies regulations six months after their implementation. Speakers from the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI), industry and local authorities will be discussing enforcement, risk assessment, pitfalls and problems and training programmes and procedures.
- CIWEM members will get the RSPH members price on booking!
Click here for more details
24th - 25th June 2010
Developing UK Biogas 2010, Building an AD infrastructure for waste, energy, heat and fuel.
Stoneleigh Park Conference Centre, Coventry, Warwickshire
Key speakers from the industry analyse policy, strategy, support mechanisms, financing and technology advances for cohesive and synergy-led development for a sustainable UK biogas industry. Experts from Europe and the UK assess the options for the optimum end use of biogas, and explore examples of successful projects � as electricity, pipeline quality gas or vehicle fuel, and debate the best way forward for this rapidly evolving industry.
Full programme and booking details on www.recyclingwasteworld.co.uk/conferences ; email events@markallengroup.co.uk or call 01722 717031 / 24
15th-17th June 2010
Futuresource - Europe�s sustainability event
ExCeL, London
Futuresource (pronounced Future Resource) is a leading trade event in the environmental sector organised by the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management and the Environmental Services Association.
The Futuresource exhibition is divided into six zones:
� Waste and water management (supported by CIWEM)
� Recycling and composting
� Air, energy and climate change (supported by the Energy Institute)
� Street scene and facilities management
� Vehicles and plant
� Professional services
A free seminar programme for visitors will be announced in 2010, including sessions from CIWEM giving you access to the latest information and keeping you up-to-date.
Futuresource attracts visitors and exhibitors from both the UK and over 50 countries worldwide with almost 7,500 attendees and over 360 exhibitors in 2009. Running alongside the Futuresource exhibition is the Futuresource conference, tackling environmental issues facing both local authorities and private sector companies.
For more information see www.futuresourceuk.com
16th June 2010
Introduction Day - Specialist in Land Condition (SiLC)
Motherwell
As part of the development of the SiLC Registration scheme, members of the SiLC Professional and Technical Panel and Assessors Panel are hosting an introduction and training day. This is to provide information about the SiLC assessment process and the completion and use of the Land Condition Record on which the scheme is based. The introduction day is open to all those who are considering applying to become a SiLC.
The day will be hosted by a member of the SiLC Professional and Technical Panel (PTP) and by members of the SiLC Assessors Panel. It will be held on Wednesday 16th June 2010 in Motherwell. Registration will be at 9.30am.
Please book early to ensure a place - numbers are limited and will be allocated in order of application.
Click here for booking form
14th - 18th June 2010
21st International Course on Activated Sludge Process
Perugia, Italy
This Course, which is the 21st of this series offered by the Environmental Study Center �Luigi Bazzucchi�, will consist of presentations on activated sludge process modifications including BNRs, SBRs, MBRs and MBBRs, and on the microbiology of these and other activated sludge process variations.
The course will consist of two distinct sessions:
I - Base Module: Two days of Key Note Lectures on a range of activated sludge topics, presentation of case studies of the resolution of activated sludge operating problems. This Module will conclude with �Case Histories� presentation by participants and discussion of possible solutions of problems by the Course Faculty
II Specialized Module: Two and one-half days of laboratory exercises on the microscopic evaluation of activated sludge for process control including a demonstration of FISH (fluorescent in situ hybridization) analysis.
The Course is designed for operators and designers of municipal and industrial biological wastewater treatment plants and researchers and graduate students studying the activated sludge process.
The Course faculty will be presented by internationally recognized experts. During the laboratory session (Module II) the Course Faculty will be assisted by tutors.
More information and programme
15th June 2010, 9.30am � 4.30pm
The Road to Zero Carbon, A major one day conference on low and zero carbon buildings
Reading Town Hall, Reading
All new buildings will need to be zero carbon within a decade, starting with a 25% reduction in CO2 emissions next October, while CO2 emissions from existing buildings need to be approaching zero by 2050. This conference will highlight the best practice in building to achieve low and zero carbon homes, offices, retail and schools, as well outlining the latest on zero carbon policy. Chaired by Charlie Luxton with speakers including Bill Dunster of Zed Factory, and Neil Jefferson of Zero Carbon Hub.
For more information and to book your place visit the seminars and conferences page at www.ecostrust.org.uk
- CIWEM Members are entitled to 20% discount for this event.
Please contact Corina on 01458 254349 or email corina@ecostrust.org.uk
9th June 2010
Introduction Day - Specialist in Land Condition (SiLC)
London
As part of the development of the SiLC Registration scheme, members of the SiLC Professional and Technical Panel and Assessors Panel are hosting an introduction and training day. This is to provide information about the SiLC assessment process and the completion and use of the Land Condition Record on which the scheme is based. The introduction day is open to all those who are considering applying to become a SiLC.
The day will be hosted by a member of the SiLC Professional and Technical Panel (PTP) and by members of the SiLC Assessors Panel. It will be held on Wednesday 9th June 2010 in London. Registration will be at 9.30am.
Please book early to ensure a place - numbers are limited and will be allocated in order of application.
Click here for booking form
1st June 2010
Strengthening European research and innovation for water
Ch�telain Hotel, 17 rue du Ch�telain, Brussels, Belgium.
An i-conomy for tomorrow?
The inclusion of innovation in the title of the DG Research, Innovation and Science, has brought a stronger focus on building an economy based on innovation, market driven and technology initiatives & policies.
Shape the future of research
One of the missions of the WssTP is to shape the future priorities for research and innovation, including promoting research in the political agenda and the allocation of RTD budget of the European Commission.
Give your views
The Stakeholders event is a key opportunity to discuss the potential next steps to shape research needs and priorities including existing and new funding schemes such as FP7, JPI, Regional funds...
To attend, please fill in the Registration Form and send it to communication@wsstp.eu before May 26th.
24th � 28th May 2010 (5 days) *New Registration fees now halved*
Water Security for Policy Makers and Practitioners: short course 2010
International Development UEA and Water Security Research Centre, University of East Anglia
London Campus
The University of East Anglia Water Security Centre and London Water Research Group have combined their expertise to offer contemporary, innovative training on water security and water resources governance. Bringing their respective strengths in water politics, climate change, agricultural water management and water allocation, this course will provide participants with an exceptional chance to acquire an understanding of pressing issues of the world�s key resource: water.
Details are at https://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/co/prodev/wspmp2010
26th May 2010
Strengthening the Organics Chain
The Source, Sheffield
The event will discuss the challenges, practicalities and reality of organic waste collection and treatment and highlight key end user experiences.
Speakers include:
- Robin Stevenson, UK Sales & Marketing Director, Shanks
- Steve Read, Managing Director, Somerset Waste Partnership
- Luca Pornaro, Cyrenian Organic Recycling Enterprises (Core)
- Charlie Trousdell, Managing Director, TJ Composting Group Ltd
- Peter Mills, Development Director, New Earth Solutions
- Dr Philippa Yates, Technical Manager - Organic Waste Treatment, SITA UK
- Dr Paul Gibbs, Head of Consultancy, 4Recycling
- Alexander Madden, Managing Director, Agrivert
- NFU representative
For full details please visit www.aquaenviro.co.uk. Alternatively please contact franceswoodhead@aquaenviro.co.uk or tel. 01924 257 891
25th - 26th May 2010
Utilities Asset Management
Etc Venues - Dexter House, London
IIR�s 15th annual Utilities Asset Management conference has drawn upon its experience as the industry�s annual get together to deliver a comprehensive agenda focused on the issue of formulating and implementing a cost-effective risk management plan. You will gain insight and share expertise with some of the largest utility organisations in the industry.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
- OFWAT guidance on formulating your business plan
- Risk management models & examples
- Effective procurement on a reduced budget
- Supplier solutions to help asset managers minimise risk
- Innovative technology & smart metering
- Rejecting PR09: Bristol Water�s decision to contest the price review
- A joint DfT/ORR study
- Consultation Update: Transport Infrastructure Assets Code
- Learning from the recent adverse weather
- Utilising asset management tools to drive down costs
- Managing the impact of climate change on your risk procedures
- Software solutions for optimal risk manager
Visit the website and get a 10% discount:
www.informaglobalevents.com/uamciw
20th May 2010
Co-digestion � is it worth the biogas?
Teachers Building, Glasgow
Do you consider that co-digestion will prove to be a large market for you and provide you with an opportunity to increase the amount of renewable energy you generate? Delegates attending this event will discover:
- how the regulatory hurdle is being lowered and water company assets are being enabled to accept other wastes
- the technical requirements to achieve successful co-digestion
- experiences in the UK and Europe and how this might translate to your own waste streams
For full details please visit www.aquaenviro.co.uk. Alternatively please contact sarahhickinson@aquaenviro.co.uk or tel. 01924 257 891
12th May 2010 Odour Study Day
Silsoe Odours Ltd
Wrest Park, Bedfordshire,
This event, organised by Silsoe Odours and ADAS, is aimed at increasing awareness about the objective measurements of odours, and how measurement and modelling techniques can be used to address odour nuisance and planning problems. The topic areas are of relevance to a wide range of specialists including operators of odorous processes, odour abatement plant suppliers and installers, planning and environmental consultants, wastewater treatment specialists and regulators.
Fee per person �165.00 + VAT (CIWEM members �155 + VAT)
Please download registration form from www.silsoeodours.com or email will@silsoeodours.co.uk
20-22nd April 2010
Sustainabilitylive!
Birmingham NEC
Is the UK�s leading event for the environment, water, land, sustainable business and energy sectors, it enables visitors to:
- Access over 300 suppliers displaying the latest products and services#
- Discover long-term strategies & solutions in FREE seminars
- Gain free entry to the Sustainable Business conference
- Network with industry peers face-to-face
- See interactive features including the Green Transport Area and the Drilling and Tapping Competition
IWEX, part of Sustainabilitylive!, is the UK�s leading water & effluent event. Showcasing the latest water technologies and industry expertise, IWEX is THE major event for the water industry.
Brownfield Expo, part of Sustainabilitylive!, is the event for the remediation and contaminated land industry and will give you the tools and expertise for all your land regeneration issues.
For more information, a full list of exhibitors and the free seminar and conference programme please visit www.sustainabilitylive.com/ciwemlisting
14th - 16th April 2010
11th National UK Young Water Professional Conference:
Cranfield Univeristy
The International Water Association's (IWA) network of young professionals organises an annual conference where young researchers can gather to discuss their work and meet with senior representatives of the water industry. Following the 2009 conference held at the University Central London; this year, the Centre for Water Science at Cranfield University is hosting the conference. This Conference aims to provide a range of activities, services and initiatives to young professionals and students in the water and wastewater sector and also connects with employers, academic institutions and other professional associations to ensure that the future needs of the sector are understood and addressed
If you require further information regarding sponsoring, attending or participating in the conference then please consult the website or contact Ryland Cairns at r.cairns@cranfield.ac.uk
14th April 2010
The Changing Law and You
London
Business and Changing Environmental Regulation � Threat or Opportunity?
Presentations will cover:
� The implementation of the Waste Framework Directive: Where are we heading?
� The Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions Act - How it Will Work in Practice and Potential Routes for Challenging Regulatory Decisions
� The Environmental Damage Regulations and their Implications
� Changes in Contract Law in relation to Environmental Matters
� Part 2A guidance: context and discussion
� The St Leonard's Court Part 2A appeal
� The role of science and scientists in proving causation in environmental poisoning cases
To register, please email conference@newzeye.com or call tel. 020 8969 1008.
- CIWEM members receive an additional discount.
Click here for further information
25th March 2010
The Water Framework Directive:
What are the Business Opportunities?
Fera, York, UK
This SCI, Fera and CIWEM Tyne & Humber Branch event is focused on business opportunities around achieving compliance with the WFD. The challenges will be discussed first, including an overview of the regulations; the Humber River Basin Management Plan and some of the challenges that still need to be addressed to meet the objectives of WFD and the opportunities that they bring; plant protection products; reservoir catchments and river basin management. Opportunities for business, including instrumentation and contamination control will be presented in the afternoon. Two panel sessions will provide time to explore issues raised in the preceding presentations.
To view the programme and booking form click here...
24th March 2010
Biorenewable Fuel and Fertiliser:
Realising the Potential
Fera, York, UK
This joint SCI/Fera event is focused on business opportunities around AD. The morning session will open with an overview of the regulatory playing fi eld; inputs, technology and biomethane utilisation; environmental law issues; constraints on the use of biosolids; and the use of existing assets. The afternoon session will open with a review of the risks, then an overview of the sewage sludge phytoconditioning process, followed by opportunities for business, including co-digestion of waste with sewage sludge, the case for recycling plant nutrients, and biogas generation. Two panel discussion sessions will provide time to explore issues raised in the presentations.
To view the programme and booking form click here...
16th-17th March 2010
base - business and a sustainable environment
London
A major new conference-led event taking place. base will provide practical, solutions-based ideas and an unmatched gathering of business leaders, politicians and sustainable development commentators.
* CIWEM members can gain a 20% discount - �120 ticket (normally �150) buys you:
- all keynote speeches (4 per day)
- one 70-minute conference module. Additional sessions cost �75 per module
- round table networking sessions, exhibition, workshops and fringe events
- complimentary copy of Gareth Kane's book: The Three Secrets of Green Business
To book, click here , browse the programme and select your conference module(s). If you have any questions or would like to book over the phone please call (01462) 499677 (01462) 499677 .
10th March 2010. 09:15 - 16:00
Towards a Low Carbon Economy: Meeting the Carbon Reduction Commitment
Central London
The CRC is the UK's mandatory climate change and energy saving scheme, due to start in April 2010. It is central to the UK�s strategy for improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon dioxide emissions, as set out in the Government�s Climate Change Act 2008. It has been designed both to raise awareness in large organisations of the need to reduce carbon emissions, and to encourage changes in behaviour and infrastructure.
This forum will bring together key stakeholders to discuss and examine the impact CRC will have on their organisation, and how they can comply and implement CRC in practice.
Speakers include:
- Dr. Vicky Pope, Head of Climate Change Advice, Met Office
Professor Jim Skea, Research Director, UKERC & Member, Committee on Climate Change
CIWEM Discounts - 10% when booking 1 place or 20% when booking 2 or more places
Click here for details
28th February - 1st March 2010
4th Annual City Development
Amman, Jordan
This conference focuses on addressing issues, providing solutions and highlighting successful case studies to issues pertinent in City Development such climate change, encouraging economic betterment in inner cities, promoting investments, creating sustainable urban planning strategies, downtown regeneration, PPP, new township development, developing city infrastructure, preserving cultural heritage, disaster management and many more.
Follow your own agenda with a choice of six streams over 2 days
- Stream One: Sustainable Urban Planning
- Stream Two: Downtown Regeneration and Renewal
- Stream Three: Public Private Partnerships
- Stream Four: New Township Development
- Stream Five: City Infrastructure
- Stream Six: Investment and Opportunities
CIWEM members are entitled to special savings upon attending this event.
For more information;
Email Ms. Esther at estherw@marcusevanskl.com for more details
Call +6032723 6736 +6032723 6736
See website
24-25th February 2010
The 6th International Energy from Waste conference Energy from Waste 2010 � Driving forward waste derived energy, heat and fuel
Hilton London Metropole, London
The UK�s leading energy from waste conference, now in its 6th year, attracts the industry�s top speakers. This year the programme features interactive sessions on financing and planning, and discusses how the industry can engage with the public to generate a more positive image. It looks at market development for heat distribution and CHP based on EfW plants, developments within the SRF sector and its increasing range of applications, developing policies for increasing the Commercial and Industrial waste stream, and advanced thermal technologies to divert more waste from landfill to generate waste derived vehicle fuels.
For full programme details, speaker line-up and booking information, please see www.recyclingwasteworld.co.uk/conferences ; call 01722 717034 01722 717034 for telephone enquiries; email sarah.b@markallengroup.co.uk
- Members of CEWEP, CHPA, CIWEM, CIWM, ERFO, ESA, EUBIA, FEAD and REA get a 10% discount off the standard delegate rate.
24th February 2010, 9.30-16.00
Creating Cleaner, Safer, Greener Neighbourhoods Through Effective Education and Enforcement
Central London
The amount of litter in the UK has soared by 500 per cent since the 1960s and costs an estimated �500 million per year to clean up. The quality of the local environment � the power, in partnership with others, to shape the place where you live to make it safer, cleaner, more neighbourly and greener - is a key concern for people and, as such, a hot political issue.
Delegates attending this forum will have the opportunity to take the debate beyond the existing legislative framework and have an opportunity to address the key issues, and discuss and debate how best to tackle environmental crime at the local level.
Speakers include:
- Justin Jupp, Group Director, Keep Britain Tidy
- John Burns, National Enforcement Service, The Environment Agency
Please click here for further information
Inside Government are pleased to offer CIWEM members a 10% discount when booking on to the above forums. Please enter the code CIWEM10 in the comments box on the booking form. Should you require any further information or have any questions then please do not hesitate to contact Danielle Meiners on 0207 484 5224 0207 484 5224 or email danielle.meiners@insidegovernment.co.uk
24th February 2010
The UCL EngD Fair
On 24th February 2010, the annual EngD Fair for Urban Sustainability & Resilience Engineering Doctorate programme will take place at UCL, Wilkins South Cloisters from 4.00-7.00pm. The aim of the fair is to invite companies to speak to UCL about their research ideas centred around urban sustainability and resilience.
For further information or to register your interest, please contact Karen Rafferty, k.rafferty@ucl.ac.uk.
18th February, 2010
SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE? - THE CHANGING REGULATORY LANDSCAPE FOR ORGANICS RESOURCES
Birmingham
This event is aimed at both those who produce and those who are end-users of organic resources which were formerly wastes. It will outline the existing legislatory framework and describe the protection it offers to those who select organic resources for use in a range of end-product applications.
For more details: Web: www.sorp.org Ph: 01924 257 891 01924 257 891 or email: events@aquaenviro.co.uk
8th and 9th February 2010
The Future of Cities
Chatham House, London
A major 2-day international conference
Can cities lead in meeting new challenges?
In the face of rapid urbanization worldwide, cities are being forced to address some of the most dramatic challenges of the 21st Century, including energy and water supply, demographics, and climate change.
- Can cities take the lead in tackling these challenges?
- What policy tools do they need?
- What new infrastructure and services will be essential? Can they be made sustainable? How can they be paid for?
Register now at this high-level event to hear directly from governments, city leaders, experts, and business, what solutions for 21st Century cities might be.
Click here for further details or call +44 (0)20 7957 5753 +44 (0)20 7957 5753 or email conferences@chathamhouse.org.uk
24th-25th January 2010
Sustainable Water & Wastewater Infrastructure
Bahrain
Sustainable Water & Wastewater Infrastructure will bring together water and wastewater practitioners, key suppliers in the Middle East to facilitate and encourage the sharing of ideas and practical advice.
You will have the opportunity to discover the latest trends and interact personally with the experts to garner the knowledge of effective sustainable water and wastewater infrastructure.
For more information, please contact Miss Bernardine at BernardineM@marcusevanskl.com or call 006.03.2723.6604 006.03.2723.6604 today!
Click here for the full brochure
12th-13th January 2010
Gulf Waste Management Conference
Bahrain
Waste Management has become a major problem in the Arabian Gulf Region that is intensified by the volume and complexity of waste discarded by society�s domestic and industrial activities.
Gulf Waste Management Conference will be held in the Kingdom of Bahrain during the period 12-13 January 2010, Under the patronage of H. E Dr. JUMA'A AL KAABI
MUNICIPALITIES AND AGRICULTURAL AFFAIRS MINISTER. The Conference and Exhibition is loaded with opportunities for professionals and experts in the Environmental and Waste Management community to network, build relationships, and explore new ideas.
The Conference will discuss the following topics:
� Advanced waste treatment technology
� Energy from waste
� Waste management
� Rescue recovery
� Waste water treatment
� Construction and demolition waste
� Soil and groundwater cleanup
� Waste incinerator gasification
� Landfills, design, construction and monitoring
� Hazardous waste
� Reduce, reuse and recycle (3R�s)
� Waste reduction and recycling
www.GulfWaste.net
