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FACILITATORS-Gavin Eichler & Francois du Toit
INTRODUCTION
background to the three day training workshop
clarification of code of conduct
expectations of workshop
introductions of participants
WHAT IS DEVELOPMENT? WHAT IS SUSTAINABILITY?
sustainability and development in context
Public private people partnerships
keeping economic development at local level
generating wealth at community level
quality vs quantity- champions
marketing as a goal
BEST PRACTICE LESSONS FOR PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
planning and project design
resource maximization and establishing viability
identifying constraints to sustainability
partnership with government and business
setting realistic time-frames
CASES STUDIES- ACTIVE PROJECTS
Jozini waste reduction system
Pongola's landfill site
Empangeni landfill compositing project
Dannhauser waste reduction
Intergrated waste management plan
Taxi water and waste project
LEGISLATION AFFECTING WASTE REDUCTION MANAGEMENT
current policies and policy framework for waste
the hoops you'll be jumping through
potential stumbling blocks
overcoming obstacles
establishing contacts and building a quick finder
developing partnerships
looking at an actual waste management plan
WASTE REDUCTION
recycling concepts, practices and expectations
re-use ( crafts from waste)
reduce
concepts, practice and expectations in reduction
GARDEN WASTE MANAGEMENT
compositing waste
establishing nurseries using plant material
compositing equipment and establishment requirements
financial projections
Involving the community
HANDLING TYRES
Recycle, re-use, reduce, redirect
SITE VISITS
Examining existing practice
what are they doing right ?
what can we improve on?
where to from here?
potential linkages
how many more job opportunities can we create?
Good, bad or just ugly?
PRACTICAL PROJECT DESIGN-HOW TO APPROACH THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH WASTE REDUCTION MANAGEMENT
conceptualisation, planning and design
objectives based planning
monitoring and evaluation in context
controlling limited resources, human technical and capital
financial controls and transparency
sources of finance for projects
systems for reporting and control
practical project implementation


Landfill Waste Reduction and Management Workshop

DATE:	15 to 17 February 2006

VENUE:	Ridgeway Hotel, Randburg

TOPICS:

FACILITATORS-Gavin Eichler & Francois du Toit INTRODUCTION background to the three day training workshop clarification of code of conduct expectations of workshop introductions of participants WHAT IS DEVELOPMENT? WHAT IS SUSTAINABILITY? sustainability and development in context Public private people partnerships keeping economic development at local level generating wealth at community level quality vs quantity- champions marketing as a goal BEST PRACTICE LESSONS FOR PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION planning and project design resource maximization and establishing viability identifying constraints to sustainability partnership with government and business setting realistic time-frames CASES STUDIES- ACTIVE PROJECTS Jozini waste reduction system Pongola's landfill site Empangeni landfill compositing project Dannhauser waste reduction Intergrated waste management plan Taxi water and waste project LEGISLATION AFFECTING WASTE REDUCTION MANAGEMENT current policies and policy framework for waste the hoops you'll be jumping through potential stumbling blocks overcoming obstacles establishing contacts and building a quick finder developing partnerships looking at an actual waste management plan WASTE REDUCTION recycling concepts, practices and expectations re-use ( crafts from waste) reduce concepts, practice and expectations in reduction GARDEN WASTE MANAGEMENT compositing waste establishing nurseries using plant material compositing equipment and establishment requirements financial projections Involving the community HANDLING TYRES Recycle, re-use, reduce, redirect SITE VISITS Examining existing practice what are they doing right ? what can we improve on? where to from here? potential linkages how many more job opportunities can we create? Good, bad or just ugly? PRACTICAL PROJECT DESIGN-HOW TO APPROACH THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH WASTE REDUCTION MANAGEMENT conceptualisation, planning and design objectives based planning monitoring and evaluation in context controlling limited resources, human technical and capital financial controls and transparency sources of finance for projects systems for reporting and control practical project implementation
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:

recognising the importance of waste reduction and management as a job creator and enterprise development programme understanding the importance of lanfill waste reduction and management in the context of municipal management learning how waste reduction programme can be included in IDP plans being exposed to existing IDP intergrated waste management plan understanding the basic legislative framework and policies governing waste management identfying potential funding sources valuing the principles of leadership and project team management communicating effectively on project concepts and sustainability

Registration fee per delegate: R 5,100.00 + VAT = R 5,814.00

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