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Catch the Recycling Bug
Thank you to all those people who made the 15th annual conference such a huge success. We have had very positive feedback on the content and networking opportunities at this years conference.
Please see below for the speaker presentations. Summaries of the seminars are now available to download. We hope you will find this useful.
The audio versions of the main speaker presentations are now available from CRN UK. A CD version can be obtained by contacting Carrie Freeman (Events Assistant) on 0117 9420142 or emailing events@crn.org.uk.
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DAY1 - WEDNESDAY 19 May 2004 |
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UPCOMING CHALLENGES FOR WASTE MANAGERS Urban waste opportunities and challenges - Nicky Gavron, Labour candidate for Deputy Mayor Today's policy agenda for waste and resources: progress or procrastination? - Ray Georgeson, WRAP Minister's Address - Rt Hon Elliot Morley MP
Political Will - its role in recycling Political Will and Money: is it possible to secure both? Martin Winter, Mayor of Doncaster |
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Afternoon Seminars |
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Session 1 - Identifying the Practicalities of Implementing WEEE in the UK Speakers include: |
Session 4 - Funding recycling for local authorities and commuity groups Speakers include: |
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Session 2 - Meeting Recycling and Composting Targets Through the Diversion of Food Waste Speakers include: |
Session 5 - Maximising Recycling Rates at Civic Amenity Sites Speakers include: |
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Session 3 - Challenging the collection methodologies of householder separated collections Speakers include: |
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Procurement of Waste and Recycling Services Intergrated versus Modular Contracts Speakers include: Procurement from SMEs and the Community Sector Speakers include:
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DAY 2 - Thursday 20 May 2004 |
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Marketing, Media and Awareness Rethink Rubbish Western Riverside - Boosting Kerbside Effectiveness - Jim Fielder, Waste Watch Awareness is not enough - Clare Lennard, Case Study Ecoactive in Hackney |
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Morning Seminars |
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Session 1 - Opportunities in Waste and Job Creation Speakers include: |
Session 4 - Expanding involvement in recycling in harder to reach communities Speakers include: |
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Session 2 - Environmental Education in Schools Speakers include: |
Session 5 - The challenge of dealing with industrial and commercial waste Speakers include: |
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Session 3 - Training Opportunities within the Sector Speakers include: |
Session 6 - Linking up with awareness campaigns and achieving best results Speakers include: |
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Recognising the economic and social benefits of waste The opportunities reprocessing presents for job creation - Terry
McDonald, St Vincent de Paul's Oregon Plugging the Leaks... - Justin Sacks, New Economics Foundation Case Study: Added value achievements in Scotland - Clive Good, Campbeltown Wastewatchers Waste in the Regions Pooling Waste Targets - Steve Palfrey, Somerset County Council |
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If you didn't have the opportunity to complete your feedback form but would like to make any comments about the conference please email info@crn.org.uk