The Coffs Harbour Waste Management Conference in Australia is a highly regarded waste management conference attracting delegates from across the waste industry, government and community. This much-anticipated highlight of the industry’s calendar fuses streamed presentations, comprehensive trade exhibitions, live demonstrations, and a lively program of social events and networking opportunities.
Björn Apelqvist, ISWA’s Chair of the Scientific Technical Committee and Board Member, will be giving a keynote presentation themed “European outlook: strategies, successes and schemes“. If you’re attending this conference in Coffs Harbour, make sure to mark this keynote in your calendar.
Attendance is essential for anyone who works in the waste management industry or is responsible for waste management in their organisation. Places are strictly limited and likely to sell out quickly – Register your interest today!
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