Expert Workshop
In a remarkable display of collaboration and knowledge sharing, COPMENA conducted an online workshop on Sustainable Solid Waste Management. Held on March 5, 2023, this exclusive event brought together 11 distinguished experts from across the globe, each armed with invaluable insights and experiences. The workshop aimed to foster a vibrant exchange of ideas, delving into the challenges and opportunities surrounding solid waste management in various contexts.
During the workshop, six thought-provoking presentations captured the attention of the attendees. The experts explored a wide range of crucial topics, including the reality of waste management in Jordan and its most pressing challenges. Additionally, they delved into the complexities of E-Waste management, highlighting the need for sustainable solutions in an era of rapidly advancing technology. The workshop also shed light on the power of community-based initiatives, emphasizing the pivotal role of local engagement in achieving sustainable waste management practices.
One of the workshop’s highlights was the discussion on civil society engagement through communal waste management. Experts examined how collaboration between civil society organizations and local communities can effectively tackle waste management issues, leading to more inclusive and impactful solutions. Furthermore, the workshop explored sustainable integrated waste management approaches, focusing on the importance of holistic strategies that consider environmental, social, and economic factors. Finally, the potential of vermicomposting as a sustainable waste management solution was explored, showcasing the remarkable benefits of harnessing nature’s power to transform organic waste.
Date: March, 05, 2023
Attendees: 11 Expert
Let us remember that waste is not just a problem, but also an opportunity. It holds the potential to generate profit and become a valuable resource, such as through waste-to-energy conversion – Basem Hawamdeh
Amidst the challenges and complexities of e-waste management, let us remember that change is possible. By investing in proper legislation, infrastructure, and capacity building, we can create a circular economy that not only addresses the environmental impact but also unlocks new business opportunities and green jobs – Deepali Sinha