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ISWA Report 2010 Acknowledgments Editor and responsible for the content: ISWA General Secretariat. Contributing authors: John Ferguson, Jeff Cooper and Jens Aage Hansen provided valuable input and comments. Thanks go also to the Chairs of the ISWA Working Groups and to the Chair of the ISWA Scientific and Technical Committee for their contributions. Consulting regarding sustainability reporting was received from Karl Resel, <strong>Denkstatt</strong> GmbH. Photos: ISWA General Secretariat. Historical photographs were provided by Zsuzsanna Pfeiffer and Wojciech Rogalski. ISWA – the International Solid Waste Association – is a global, independent and non-profit making association, working in the public interest to promote and develop sustainable waste management. ISWA has members in more than 60 countries and is the only worldwide association promoting sustainable, comprehensive and professional waste management. The Association is open to individuals and organizations from the scientific community, public institutions and public and private companies from all over the world working in the field of and interested in waste management. Being part of ISWA gives you an unparalleled access to international organizations. Through our Working Groups, we help these international organizations form policy by supplying technical papers and opinions regarding waste practices. ISWA is the only worldwide waste organization, which allows you to net-work with professionals, companies and institutional representatives. 02 This report is printed on recycled paper produced of 100 % recovered fibre, manufactured without optical brightening agents and chlorine bleaching. This report is also available in electronic format on www.iswa.org
Table of Contents Forewords ............................................................................... 04 1. Over the Waste Hill? ISWA is 40! ............................................ 07 2. Mission and Objectives .......................................................... 11 3. Organizational Structure ....................................................... 12 4. Promotion of Sustainable Waste Management .................... 16 4.1. Congresses and Conferences ................................................ 16 4.2. Scientific and Technical Committee ..................................... 18 4.3. Working Groups ................................................................... 19 4.4. Projects 2009/2010 .............................................................. 23 4.4.1. White Paper on Waste and Climate Change ........................ 23 4.4.2. Knowledge Base ................................................................... 24 4.4.3. TAP Centre ............................................................................ 24 4.4.4. Globalization and Waste Management ............................... 24 4.5. Publications ......................................................................... 25 4.6. International Waste Manager Program ............................... 25 4.7. Awards ................................................................................. 26 5. Environment ........................................................................ 28 6. Financial Overview ............................................................... 30 7. National Members ............................................................... 32 8. Gold Members ..................................................................... 33 9. Sponsors .............................................................................. 34 About the report .................................................................. 35 03
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