IPLA Global Forum 2013 on Sustainable Waste Management for the 21st Century Cities - Building Sustainable and Resilient Cities through Partnership

Event Date
From 9 Sep 2013 to 11 Sep 2013
Time
From 4:00am to 4:00am (UTC)
Location
Boras, Sweden

Date: 9-11 September 2013

Place: Boras, Sweden

UNCRD, the City of Boras, and Waste Recovery International Partnership in Boras co-organized IPLA Global Forum 2013 on Sustainable Waste Management for the 21st Century Cities -Building Sustainable and Resilient Cities through Partnership, in Boras, Sweden on 9-11 September 2013, with the support of University of Boras, SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden, Boras Energy and Environment and private sectors in Sweden.

Official website of the IPLA Global Forum 2013: www.boras.se/ipla

Concept Note

Programme

List of Participants

Chair's Summary

Boras Declaration of the Private Sector on Moving Towards Resource Efficiency and Zero Waste Societies

Presentations

 

Day 1: 9 September 2013

PresentationNameAffiliation/Title
Keynote 1: Sweden and sustainable developmentMs. Annika MarkovicEnvironment Ambassador, Ministry for the Environment, Sweden
Theme 1: Resource Efficiency and Zero Waste towards Building Sustainable and Resilient Cities through Partnership
Ha Noi 3R Declaration in the Context of Rio+20 Outcome - Implications towards Resource Efficient and Zero Waste SocietyMr. CRC MohantyEnvironment Programme Coordinator, UNCRD
Our vision - a city free from fossil fuels. Opportunities in the future - cooperation through Public Private PartnershipMr. Gunnar PetersCEO, Borås Energy and Environment, Sweden
Instruments to climb the waste hierarchy, on the way to waste preventionMs. Erika NygrenSwedish Environmental Protection Agency
Visions and Implementations for a Green and Clean City of Palu, Indonesia - the social dimension of a waste management strategyMr. Sance LipuTadulako University, Palu, Indonesia
Theme 2: Waste Management Technologies - Assessment, Selection, Access, Transfer and Adaptation
Assessment and selection of waste management technologiesDr. Evalena BlomqvistSP Technical Research Institute of Sweden
City Clusters in Waste Management - Gamping Fruit Market in Sleman Regency, Indonesia- the project and the future - Appropriate transfer and Management through partnershipsDr. Siti SyamsiahGadja Madah University, Indonesia
Needs for waste management technology - case of Russia and EurAsECMr. Vladimir A. MaryevDirector, International Center for the Best Environmental Technologies (ICBET), Russia
Optimizing co-benefits of climate change and global warming from municipal solid waste management for the 21st century cities - Introduction to Municipal Solid Waste Initiative of Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC)Ms. Annika MarkovicEnvironment Ambassador, Ministry for the Environment, Sweden
City-City Cooperation for Sustainable Waste Management - Technology Transfer through N-S-S networkMr. Kazunobu OnogawaSenior Fellow, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), Japan

 

Day 2: 10 September 2013

PresentationNameAffiliation/Title
Keynote 2: Examples of waste management from a developing country, from past to present timesMs. Sara StenhammarProgram Manager, Environment & Energy, Global Programmes, Department for International Organisations and Policy Support, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)
Theme 3: Public private partnership (PPP) and financing and investment opportunities in zero waste
Ericsson Product Take-BackMr. Stephen RodgersEricsson
Zero Waste as a vehicle to realize Green Economy in Southern AfricaProf. Christina TroisDean and Head, School of Engineering, University of KwaZulu-Natal / International Waste Working Group Southern African Regional Branch, South Africa
Demo Environment - Example of Public Private PartnershipMr. Marcus LiuSwedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth (Tillväxtverket), Sweden
Theme 4: Waste recycling markets and green jobs
Waste recycling markets and creating green jobs- European perspectiveMr. Johan SundbergProf, Sweden
Waste recycling markets and creating green jobs- Asian perspectiveProf. Chettiyappan VisvanathanEnvironmental Engineering and Management Program, School of Environment, Resources and Development, Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand
Sustainability, Future needs, Solutions and Social inclusionsDr. Maria Cecilia dos SantosUniversity of San Paulo, Brazil
Theme 5: Regional Cooperation (inter-municipal/ industry-industry /country-country)
Waste Recovery, an international partnership that supports capacity building, knowledge and technology transfer for a sustainable waste management to local and regional authoritiesMr. Paar CarlssonWaste Recovery International Partnership in Boras, Sweden
Prof. Hans Bjork
Ms. Jessica Magnusson
Regional Cooperation in Waste Management in the Pacific RegionMs. Esther RichardsSolid Waste Management Adviser, Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP), Samoa
ECO-Innovations through Public Private PartnershipsProf. Tobias RichardsUniversity of Boras, Sweden
Dr. Berit GullbranssonSP Technical Research Institute of Sweden

Other References

PresentationNameAffiliation/Title
Zero Waste Society in Boras City, Sweden - Strategies to ActionDr. Hans BjorkSchool of Engineering, Director of Waste Recovery, University of Boras, Sweden
Multisector Participants in Reaching Zero Waste in ColombiaBogota Basura Cero

 

 

Media Coverage (links)
The Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe

Ericsson

Waste Recovery International Partnership

Greenhorizeon-online

University of Borås

 

(Swedish Media)

Sveriges Radio

Nyhetsrummet

SvD

Borås Tidning

Gefle Dagblad

NSD

ST

Västerbottens-Kuriren

Skånskan

 

SN

Norra Skåne

HelaHälsingland

Västerviks-Tidningen

kkuriren

Arbetarbladet

Eskilstuna Kurirens

SMP

Barometern

bltsydostran

TV4

Borasem

Borås

Fredagssoffan

VA Teknik