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3rd SYMPOSIUM ON URBAN MINING AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY 23-25 May 2016 - Old Monastery of Saint Augustine, Bergamo, Italy SUM 2016 University of Padova University of Bergamo with the SCIENTIFIC SUPPORT of: University of Bergamo (IT) • University of Padova (IT) Berlin University of Technology (DE) • BOKU University, Vienna (AT) Catholic Uni versity of Leuven (BE) • Hamburg University of Technology (DE) The University of Hong Kong (HK) • Tongji University, Shanghai (CN) Tsingua University, Beijing (CN) • University of Southampton (GB) Vienna University of Tecnology (AT) PROMOTED by Department for Environment, Energy and Sustainable Development - Regione Lombardia ORGANIZED by IWWG - International Waste Working Group oral session NeWS - networking session Monday 23 rd May morning OPENING SESSION A1. Potentials and limita- tions in circular economy B1. WEEE management and spent batteries C1. Circular economy in developing countries D1. Aspetti principali della circular economy in Italia (italian session) Monday 23 rd May afternoon A2. Aerobic & anaerobic treatment B2. Metals recovery from WEEE C2. Waste management issues important for circular economy D2. Politiche e strategie della circular economy in Italia (italian session) A3. Construction and demolition aste B3. Secondary (urban) mining of essential functional metals C3. Advanced biological treatment D3. Gestione del carbonio nei flussi secondari adottando l’ap- proccio della circular economy Tuesday 24 th May morning A4. Food waste recycling B4. Plastic recycling C4. Slag & ash recycling D4. Nuova tariffazione come incentivo alla circular economy A5. Mining Food Waste in an urban context B5. Urban mining opportunities for different materials C5. Waste architecture & circular economy D5. Ending waste by law: state of the art and perspecti- ves in a global context Tuesday 24 th May afternoon A6. Landfill mining B6. Urban mining in wastewater management C6. Circular economy - strategies in the different EU countries D6. Materials from the recycling of packaging waste: quality & market A7. Circular economy and landfill mining: key concepts to exploit waste as new resources B7. Waste activated sludge from biological wastewater treatments C7. Waste to energy D7. Organic waste manage- ment in urban context Wednesday 25 th May TECHNICAL TOUR SYMPOSIUM OVERVIEW to be part of the Symposium register on www.urbanmining.it For further enquiries and information please contact the Organising Secretariat at [email protected]
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3rd SYMPOSIUM ON URBAN MINING AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY23-25 May 2016 - Old Monastery of Saint Augustine, Bergamo, Italy
SUM2016 University of Padova
University of Bergamo
with the SCIENTIFIC SUPPORT of:University of Bergamo (IT) • University of Padova (IT) Berlin University of Technology (DE) • BOKU University, Vienna (AT) Catholic University of Leuven (BE) • Hamburg University of Technology (DE)The University of Hong Kong (HK) • Tongji University, Shanghai (CN)Tsingua University, Beijing (CN) • University of Southampton (GB) Vienna University of Tecnology (AT)
PROMOTED byDepartment for Environment, Energy and Sustainable Development - Regione Lombardia
ORGANIZED byIWWG - International Waste Working Group
oral session NeWS - networking session
Monday23rd Maymorning
OPENING SESSION
A1. Potentials and limita-tions in circular economy
B1. WEEE management and spent batteries
C1. Circular economy in developing countries
D1. Aspetti principali della circular economy in Italia
(italian session)
Monday23rd May
afternoon
A2. Aerobic & anaerobic treatment
B2. Metals recovery from WEEE
C2. Waste management issues important for circular
economy
D2. Politiche e strategie della circular economy in Italia
(italian session)
A3. Construction and demolition aste
B3. Secondary (urban) mining of essential functional
metals
C3. Advanced biological treatment
D3. Gestione del carbonio nei flussi secondari adottando l’ap-proccio della circular economy
Tuesday 24th Maymorning
A4. Food waste recycling B4. Plastic recycling C4. Slag & ash
recycling
D4. Nuova tariffazione come incentivo alla circular
economy
A5. Mining Food Waste in an urban context
B5. Urban mining opportunities for different
materials
C5. Waste architecture & circular economy
D5. Ending waste by law: state of the art and perspecti-
ves in a global context
Tuesday 24th May
afternoon
A6. Landfill mining B6. Urban mining in wastewater management
C6. Circular economy - strategies in the different EU
countries
D6. Materials from the recycling of packaging waste:
quality & market
A7. Circular economy and landfill mining: key concepts
to exploit waste as new resources
B7. Waste activated sludge from biological wastewater
treatmentsC7. Waste to energy D7. Organic waste manage-
ment in urban context
Wednesday 25th May TECHNICAL TOUR
SYMPOSIUM OVERVIEWto be part of the Symposium register on www.urbanmining.it
For further enquiries and information please contact the Organising Secretariat at [email protected]
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