
Working Group
Collection and Transportation Technology
The Working Group on Collection and Transportation Technology (WGCTT) addresses the storage, collection, transfer and transport of solid waste. The group is looking to the future with the increased sustainability of the propulsion of operational fleets and the use of data and ICT to optimize route efficiency of collection.
Recent publications
Why Collection and Transportation Technology?
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Exchange of information and experiences.
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Potential collaboration on projects. (i.e. research, papers, reports).
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Networking.
Latest news
Guest Blog: ISWA’s Working Group on Energy Recovery
After close to two years the ISWA Working Groups were unable to meet in person until this year (2022) when countries...
Harmonisation of Waste at Ecomondo 2022
ISWA was present at the 25th Edition of Ecomondo: The Green Technology Expo from the 7th until the 11th of November...
Upcoming events

Guang Zeng
Chair
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Dr. Zeng Guang is the current Chair of ISWA Working Group of Collection and Transportation Technology, a member of Professional Committee on Waste Classification of China Association of Urban Environmental Sanitation, and Executive Vice President of Infore Enviro Group. He is a graduate from the University of Science and Technology of China and his main research interests include vehicle development for waste collection and operation and management of waste collection system.

Ian Dudding
Vice Chair
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A Civil Engineer by training, Ian has spent over 20 years working in waste management, and during this time he has worked for both public and private organisations across the south-east of England. These roles have included being responsible for the design and delivery of waste-related infrastructure projects, typically on closed landfills, Civic Amenity Sites and Waste Transfer Stations. In other roles he has been responsible for managing local authority recycling and waste disposal arrangements, eventually becoming the leader of local authority waste disposal services. More recently, Ian has further broadened his experience by entering the field of local authority waste collections, and has now led the waste services teams of a number of local authorities in London and the south-east of England. Ian is a member of the UK’s Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM), and was one of the first people to be awarded ISWA’s “International Waste Manager” certification.
Contact coordinator
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