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Some of the
Participating
Organizations
CONFERENCE
30 & 31
July, 2015
Emperors Palace,
Kempton Park,
Gauteng.
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to qualify for a
discount
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to follow up on the current trends and developments
within the waste management & recycling sector
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to discuss the best implementation mechanisms for
waste management & recycling in the country
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to find ways of making business in the waste
management and recycling sector
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to address issues that were raised during the
4th annual conference
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to coordinate waste management & recycling
matters in general
RECYCLE
REDUCE
REUSE
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government
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associations
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NGO's
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waste contractors
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private companies
THREE SIMPLE WAYS TO REGISTER:
Endorsed by:
Formally known as Packaging Council of South Africa (PACSA)
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government officials involved in environment
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financial institutions: sustainability
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municipal officials: environmental planners
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waste generators and convertors
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landfill contractors
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recycling coordinators
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waste management consultants and operators
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academics: environmental health
(
: 011 325 2485
: 086 559 0352
*
: [email protected]
Media Partner:
Organised by:
Nick Mannie
Hugh Tyrell
Annabe Pretorius
Zingisa Smale
Chris Liebenberg
Tracy-Lee Erasmus
Technical Director
Aurecon SA
Director,
Green Edge
Communications
General Manager,
SA Plastics
Recycling Organization
Director: Waste Management,
Gauteng Department of
Agriculture &
Rural Development
CJL Consult
Senior Associate:
Environmental Department,
DLA Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
AND
Dr Suzan Oelofse
Abe Moletsane
Gavin Heron
Douw Steyn
Christa Venter
Research Group Leader:
Waste for Development,
CSIR
Director: Sales,
Tedcor
Director,
Earth Pro Biotic
Director: Sustainability,
Plastics|SA
General Manager,
Pikitup
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“very professional” Patrick Rutaha, Safrique
International
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“venue was good, food was good, conference was
professionally run” Junaid Kriel
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“the conference was very good, because it gave me
opportunity to network with people working on waste
management at different institutions and learnt some of
the things I did not know about e.g, funding of waste
projects by different banks”, Bojannala Platinum D.M
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Annual Medical Waste Conference:
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Annual Waste Management &
Recycling Conference
15%
33%
According to a report by the Department of Environmental Affairs, the
National Waste Management Strategy (NWMS) which was improved in
2014 sets the priority areas for the implementation of the National
Environmental Management: Waste Act (NEMWA). The act provides for
the establishment of a Pricing Strategy for Waste management Charges as
well as the institutional mechanisms in a form of the Waste Management
Bureau, which will fast track the implementation of the recycling economy
in South Africa.
Targets are set to have 25% of recyclable waste diverted from landfill and
include the creation of employment and business opportunities through
waste management which includes driving the recycling economy,
implementing a varied regulatory system, creating jobs and SMMEs,
promoting public awareness and supporting waste service delivery
amongst others. Other opportunities include the remediation of
contaminated land, for which a remediation fund will be established.
It is acknowledged that effective waste management can contribute to job
creation thereby responding to the aspirations contained in the National
Development Plan, to provide a quality life for all. In this regard, The
Department of Environmental Affairs has embarked on law reforms to
accelerate economic growth in the waste sector focusing in waste
collection and recycling.
The effective and efficient management of waste is fundamental to the
sustainability of any society and the four previous conferences have
proved that. Now the 5th Annual Waste Management & Recycling
Conference shifts focus on the wealth side of waste, to reflect on whether
there is business in the Waste Management & Recycling sector.
Government
departments & NGOs - 15%
Municipalities - 33%
52%
Zakhele Mdlalose
Director: Environment
Department of Trade
And Industry
Banks: sustainability,
collection companies,
waste management companies,
consulting companies – 52%
There is a need to streamline the coordination of waste management
initiatives within the country and bring together all the role players. This
includes other government departments, provinces, municipalities,
private sector, civil society and the general public in order to ensure that
the plight of waste management is elevated.
It is against this background that this conference is organized. It will
provide an opportunity for participants to discuss the challenges faced in
developing waste management as well as improvements and
technologies used to manage waste.
30 & 31
July, 2015
Emperors Palace, Kempton Park,
Gauteng
Programme
08: 00
Registration and early morning refreshments
08: 00
Early morning refreshments
08: 45
Opening remarks by chairperson
08:45
Welcome to day two
09: 00
Waste management trends in Africa and developing
countries
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major trends and emerging issues on waste
management in Africa
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implementation challenges and constraints
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lessons learnt and way forward
Tracy-Lee Erasmus, Senior Associate: Environmental
Department, DLA Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
09: 00
Responsible Waste Management
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Gauteng: situational Analysis: Population and
economic factors
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the job creation imperative
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ethical waste management
Zingisa Smale, Director: Waste Management,
Gauteng Department of Agriculture & Rural
Development
09: 45
Waste Management and Recycling as a potential tool
for green economy development
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capacity to manage waste as a science
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finance to landfills to recycling
Zakhele Mdlalose, Director: Environment, Department
of Trade and Industry
09: 45
Waste Transformation – Jozi @ Work
Christa Venter, General Manager, Pikitup
10:30
Mid-morning refreshments
11: 00
Probiotic solutions for recycling food waste into soil
food
Gavin Heron, Director, Earth Pro Biotic
11: 45
Progress: Zero Plastics to landfills by 2030
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challenges identified
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key actions needed to achieve the vision
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some perspectives from the global plastics industry
to address plastic waste
Douw Steyn, Director: Sustainability, Plastics|SA
12: 30
LUNCH HOUR
13: 30
Can you make money with recycling and save the
environment at the same time?
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what are the major cost items in a recycling set-up
if compared to landfill and litter control?
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what would be required from the value chain to
ensure sustainable recycling operations?
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who benefits from recycling?
Annabe` Pretorius, General Manager, SA Plastics
Recycling Organization
14: 15
Winning ways with waste: mobilizing communities in
domestic waste management
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comprehensive waste management services
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identifying community based contractors
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set-up community contractors
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enterprise and skill development
Abe Moletsane, Director: Sales, Tedcor
15: 00
Closing remarks by chairperson
10:30
Mid-morning refreshments
11: 00
Awareness of the potential value of recyclables to
improve recycling profitability
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fostering public education and involvement
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assisting in establishing outlets to receive reclaimed
materials
Chris Liebenberg, CJL Consult
11: 45
Food waste in South Africa/ Africa
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Opportunities and challenges
Dr Suzan Oelofse, Research Group Leader: Waste for
Development, CSIR
12: 30
LUNCH HOUR
13: 30
Opportunities for economic development in the waste
sector in South Africa
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opportunities for job creation in South Africa through
addressing backlogs in waste service delivery
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achieving the goals of the National Waste
Management Strategy
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determining the socially optimal recycling rate
Nick Mannie, Technical Director, Aurecon SA
14: 15
Awareness education and marketing for recycling
behavior change: how and where to budget
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principles of recycling behavior change
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communication tools and media methods
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tender ToRs and costing options
Hugh Tyrell, Director, Green Edge Communications
15: 00
Closing remarks by chairperson
REGISTRATION DETAILS
Early bird registration fee per delegate:
R4, 999.00 VAT excl.
Group of three or more people per person
R4,499.00 VAT excl.
Government Officials registration fee per delegate R4, 800.00 VAT excl.
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* Email: [email protected]
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