Join us! Online Panel Discussion Series: Waste Management Provision in SEE & COVID-19
As of next Wednesday, you will have the chance to join a unique learning and exchange experience with lead experts from the Region and beyond.
NALAS organises a series of three online panel discussions covering topics ranging from maintaining waste management business operations, through public health and safety of participants in the waste management chain, ending with the issue of the resilience of the service during and after the crises.
The panel discussion series will bring together practitioners in the field, local decision-makers, experts, general managers of the waste management PUCs, local authorities and PUC staff, representatives of the local government Associations, and NALAS Task Force members to exchange experiences about the provision of solid waste management service in the time of COVID-19 crises.
The panel discussions will be organised in English language.
To register for the second Panel Discussion (27 May 2020, 14:00-15:00, Zoom Platform), please click HERE. The registration form also allows you to ask questions before the event and we are inviting you to use this opportunity.
To register for the first Panel Discussion (20 May 2020, 14:00-15:00, Zoom Platform), please click HERE. The registration form also allows you to ask questions before the event and we are inviting you to use this opportunity.
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