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EMPOWERINGSUSTAINABLE WASTEMANAGEMENT FORTHE NEW NORMAL

CONFERENCE: WORKSHOP: 27th October 2020 28th October 2020VENUE: The Royale Chulan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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CT EVENT ASIAConnec Pla or

www.wastesmf.com | E [email protected] T +603 2710 7712

Honorary Keynote byYB Puan Hajah Zuraida Bin� KamaruddinMinister of Housing & Local Government Malaysia

OVERVIEWAn increase in waste generation andthe subsequent irresponsible dumping

damage to the environment, aquaticecosystem and human health. As webatle the once-in-a century pandemic,it is vital for all stakeholders to usesustainable waste transformationstrategies based on waste recovery &reuse to achieve a circular economyand to create new revenue models.

On that basis, CT Event Asia is proudto host the the 2nd Waste ManagementSustainable Forum which will takeplace on 27th and 28th October 2020 inKuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This forumwill serve as an exclusive knowledge-exchange platform engagingwaste management professionals andexperts for a day of conversations onshaping the new norm for waste management which will be followed by aninteractive post-conference workshopto provide attendees withdeep-learning on next generationwaste strategies.

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JOB TITLE BREAKDOWN

5%

C-Level & MDs

25%

HODs & Managers

27%

GMs & Directors

32%

Senior Executives & Engineers

16%

ATTENDEE PROFILES

C-Level, Directors, VPs/Heads, Managersand other Senior Level Executive dealing with

• Waste Management

• Health, Safety & Environment

• Environmental Monitoring

• Quality Assurance & Control

• Sustainable Development

• Operations / Production

• Plant Management

• Environment Marketing

• Sustainable Investment

• Cleansing Services

• Public Relations

• Engineering

• Pollution Control

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SUPPORTING ASSOCIATIONS


MEDIA PARTNERS

SPEAKERS

Juan Aranols

Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad

Seah Kian HoeManaging Director, Heng Hiap Industries (HHI)

Narendran Maniam

Indah Water Konsortium

Dato’ Leong Kin MunPresident

MBIC

aya

Aliran Ihsan Resources Berhad

Datuk Zainal bin Hj AbuMayor

Majlis Bandaraya Melaka Bersejarah

Dato’ Dr Nazri Bin YahChairman

Association of Environmental Consultants and Companies

(AECCOM)

Barry O’Connell

Malaysia, Singapore & BruneiCoca-Cola Bottlers

Datuk Dr Vinod SekharChairman and Group Chief

The Petra Group

Dr. Surina Ismail Group Head Sustainability

IOI Corporation Bhd

Datuk Mohamed RazeekMd Hussain

Executive ChairmanPamarai Sdn Bhd

Thomas SchuldtCo-FounderPlastic Loop

Mohd Din ector

Datuk Ir. Abdul Kadir Managing DirSacra Sol Sdn Bhd

Datuk Khairuddin bin Tan Sri Mohd Hussin

Concord Group /Chairman Biogas Alliance


Heinrich SeulPresident & CEO

CBE Thailand

Professor Ravi NaiduCEO & Managing Director

CRC Care

Mohd Norsuradi ManGeneral Manager for

Technical & DevelopmentCenviro Group

Achmat Nadhrain Bin Haji IbrahimSenior General ManagerCypark Resources Berhad

Christopher MillsHead of Facilities Management IKEA Southeast Asia & Mexico

Puan Norlin JaafarDirector General

Department of Environment Malaysia

Dato' Johnson YoonSecretary General

Malaysia Plastic Recyclers Association

Norliza HashimChief Executive of Urbanice Malaysia

Urbanice Malaysia

Ramli bin Mohd TahirManaging Director

KDEB Waste Management

Puvanessari RamasarySenior Principal Analyst

MIGHT

Dr. Goh Choo TaHead at Southeast Asia

Disaster Prevention Initiative (SEADPRI)Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)

Dr. Ching Thoo KimUnder Secretary Water and

Sewerage ServicesMinistry of Environment and Water (KASA)

BK SinhaCouncil Member

MalaysiaGBC

Adrienna ZsakayChief Executive O�cerCircular Economy Asia

Mazwin Mohamad Deputy Director of Industrial Waste.

Solid Waste Management and Public Cleansing Corporation (SWCORP)

Committee Member, MPMA

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Registration & Morning Breakfast

The Impact of COVID-19 on Today’s Waste Management and EnvironmentThe COVID-19 pandemic has already had tremendous impacts on the waste sector. The pandemic is producing more household waste and increased amounts of hazardous clinical waste. This session will address crucial questions relating to the management of waste during the pandemic and provide in-detail solutions on how we can prepare ourselves to avoid an environmental disaster.

Evaluating the safety of frontline workers and waste collectors, protecting those at risk What happens to waste PPE during the pandemic?

Break down silos by collaborating with health, energy and private sector infrastructure investment specialists to create an expert taskforce

08:00

08:40

09:00

Industry Leaders Discussion: From Top-to-Bottom, C-Suite Executives as the Warriors of Recycling towards Creating a Green Work Culture

sustainability objectives are met in their respective corporations.

Breaking down CEO-lead recycling initiatives within industry sectors

How to make your company a recognized sustainability champion?

Panellists:

Datuk Dr Vinod Sekhar, The Petra GroupChairman and Group Chief Executive O�cer,Norliza Hashim, Urbanice MalaysiaChief Executive O�cer,

10:50

SCHEDULE

Anchoring Green Growth on Waste Management by Adopting Sustainable Consumption and Production Holistically

Welcoming Remarks and Chairperson’s Speech08:25

EVOLUTION OF MALAYSIA’S SWM THROUGH POLICIES, SYSTEMS & DIRECTIONS

Opening Keynote Address (Reserved for Malaysia’s Minister)09:45

10:05

NEVER REFUSE TO REUSE: RECYCLING TOWARDS PROFITABILITY & SUSTAINABILITY EFFORTS

10:30

PURSUING NEXT GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR RESILIENCE IN MANAGING WASTE

11:35 Waste Management: “Are we over-complicating ourselves?"

Datuk Mohamed Razeek Md Hussain, Pamarai


Prof Ravi Naidu, , CRC Care

Puvanessari Ramasary, Senior Principal Analyst, MIGHT

Executive Chairman,

Barry O’Connell, Coca- Cola BottlersChief Executive O�cer Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei,Juan Aranols, Nestle Malaysia BerhadChief Executive O�cer,

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11.55 C-Level Discussion: Handling Modern Wastewater Treatment Barriers and Unlocking

14:45 Panel Discussion: From Protector to Polluter, COVID-19 is Aggravating the Plastic Waste CrisisThe coronavirus pandemic has brought a dramatic increase in the use of plastic, the main component in masks, gloves, hand sanitizer bottles, protective medical suits, test kits, takeout containers, delivery packaging and other items central to our new, locked-down, hyper-hygienic way of life.

Panel Discussion: Leveraging Chemical Waste Minimization Plans to Reduce Risks and Costs Associated with Hazardous Waste Disposal Execution of minimization plans through streamlined practices and enhanced employee engagement

What are the impacts of reuse and/or reclamation strategies on quality of end-product?

14:00

Evening Tea & Ne tworking Break15.50

Malaysian Biomass Industries Review - Issues & OpportunitiesDato Leong Kin Mun, President, MBIC

15:30

16.05

Luncheon12:40

TRANSFORMATION OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE INTO VALUE

13:40

Evolution of Waste to Energy Projects in Malaysia for 2021 & Beyond16.50

GLIMPSE ON WHAT’S NEXT IN WASTE

End of 2nd WMSF17:10

Augmenting Value Through Smarter Management of E-Waste

Panel Discussion: Sustainable Waste Management Beyond Cities - Special Focus on Palm Oil Industry

Panellists:Datuk Khairuddin, Concord Group Biogas AllianceDr. Surina Ismail, Group Head Sustainability, IOI Corporation Bhd

Seah Kian Hoe, Managing Director, Heng Hiap Industries (HHI)Thomas Schuldt, Co-Founder, Plastic Loop

Panellists:

How the pandemic will reverse the momentum of a years-long global battle to cut down on single-use plastic? What changes are we seeing in packaging? What impact will that have? Reviewing alternatives for corporations that produce unnecessary single-use packaging for products

Panellists:Narendran Maniam, IndahWater

Aliran Ihsan Resources BerhadDR. Ching Thoo Kim, Under Secretary Water and Sewerage Services, Ministry of Environment and Water (KASA)

Moderator:Datuk Ir. Abdul Kadir Mohd Din, Managing Director, Sacra Sol Sdn Bhd

What role could wastewater recycling play in addressing a water crisis? Seizing opportunities in wastewater technology and innovation Making the most out of data for smarter wastewater management Identifying culprits of waterways’ pollution through drones and airborne sensors

Dato' Johnson Yoon, Secretary General, Malaysia Plastic Recyclers Association Ramli bin Mohd Tahir, Managing Director, KDEB Waste Management

Mohd Norsuradi, General Manager Technical & Development, Cenviro GroupDr. Goh Choo Ta, Head at Southeast Asia Disaster Prevention Initiative (SEADPRI),Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)

Panellists:

Achmat Nadhrain, Senior General Manager, Cypark Resources Berhad

Chairman Asia Paci�c,Group Chief Executive O�cer,

BK Sinha, Council Member, MalaysiaGBCModerator:

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Waste Project Developer Workshop 2020

Member of:

WASTE PROJECT DEVELOPER WORKSHOPPlan Your Project right and learn toKnow & Understand

Assess & Evaluate

• The major types of Solid Waste

• How to chose the right technology for your project

• How to minimize cost and emissions• Risk and liabilities

Set & Select• Technical project performance targets• Best suitable plant design• Financial project performance targets• Technology and suppliers

President & CEO CBE Thailand, 2013 – PresentHitachi Zosen, Zuerich / Bangkok, 2007 – 2013Sutco Waste Engineering, Cologne / Bangkok, 2002 – 2013Public Utilities, Hamburg, Germany, 1996 – 2002Project Impact Analyst, Governments of Germany, Brazil, Ghana, 1988 – 1996

Heinrich Seul

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1. WastewaterTypical issues and current solutions in wastewater treatment,

2. RecyclingWet vs. Dry MRF, what they are made for, how they work, what they can and can’t do, typical plant design, major technologies, which waste types are suitable, which aren’t

Waste Project Developer Workshop 2020

WASTE PROJECT DEVELOPER WORKSHOP

3. BiogasHow biogas systems work, which waste are they made for, mechanical technologies for separation of organics, recycling and RDF, biological technologies for compost and energy, typical plant designs, major technologies, outputs, product, qualities, tyical problems

4. Waste-to-EnergyProducing heat, steam and electricity froom thermal waste treatment, major technologies, what they can and can’t do, functions, costs, outputs, typical problems

5. Hazardous WastePaid destrustion of non-hazardous Municipal Solid Waste, hazardous industrial waste, medical and hospital waste, technologies, functions, costs, outputs, typical problems

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