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5th Zero Waste International Dialog, Naples Italy, February 18-21, 2009
- Subject: 5th Zero Waste International Dialog, Naples Italy, February 18-21, 2009
- From: Gary Liss <gary@garyliss.com>
- Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2009 14:03:22 -0800
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Apologies for cross-postings
5th
Zero Waste International Dialog
Naples Italy, February 18-21, 2009
Join with advocates of Zero Waste from
throughout the world to launch the concept of Zero Waste in Europe. Help:
- Define Zero Waste principles for Europe.
Organize a pool of Zero Waste experts in Europe.
Empower activists and participants about Zero Waste as
solution to incineration and
landfill.
This four day meeting will be held at the
Scientific Institut "A. CASANOVA"placed in Piazzetta
Casanova, 4 San Sebastiano road at Port'Alba 80134 NAPLES,
Italy.
YOU MUST REGISTER TO
ATTEND;
For Registration, local logistics, accommodations and visas Please
contact Rossano Ercolini
ambientefuturo@interfree.it.
Draft
Agenda
Wednesday (2/18/09)
Zero Waste International Alliance (ZWIA) organizing
and future plans (1-6 pm)
(for ZWIA leaders and other Zero Waste advocates)
Rete Nazionale Rifiuti Zero (Italian Zero Waste network), 7:00 ?
9:00 pm
Thursday and Friday (2/19-20, 2009) - Zero Waste
International Dialog
Thursday, February 19, 2009
8:00 - 9:00 - Registration
9:00 - 9:20 - Welcome from Naples
Mayors Office
9:20 ? 10:40 - Regional reports on Zero Waste policies, programs,
practices and facilities implemented by communities around the world,
starting with Italy. Speakers throughout day highlight successes
in their region and what are key policies, programs and facilities for
communities to adopt to move forward to get to Zero Waste. Speakers
will also be asked to address what support do local governments need from
their state and federal governments to achieve Zero Waste? How do
Extended Producer Responsibility systems get going locally, by states,
and by federal governments? How and when should the public be
involved in moving towards Zero Waste? What are examples of all these
that have been adopted elsewhere, to serve as models?
11:00 - Regional Reports ? Other European Leaders
12:15 - Lunch
13:30 - Regional Reports (Africa, India, Australia, New Zealand, U.S.
Canada, Latin America, China, Japan, Philippines)
17:00 - Discussion of Commonalities and Lessons Learned about how to
adopt Zero Waste goal, what?s included in Zero Waste policies and plans,
and how to implement Zero Waste policies, plans and programs.
18:00 - Dinner
19:00 - Presentation: ?Health Risks of Incinerators? Dr. Paul
Connett
20:00 - Local Sustainability initiatives: Italian movements about
water defense and against nuclear power.
Friday, February 20, 2009
8:30 - Registration
9:00 - Businesses Leading the Way to Zero Waste (European businesses that
have diverted over 90% of their manufacturing waste from landfills and
incinerators).
10:50 - Proposals for Zero Waste Community Principles for communities to
adopt to get to Zero Waste (Panel Discussion, with Facilitators).
¨ Rick Anthony,
Presentation of Draft Principles
¨ Rossano Ercolini
¨ Mal Williams
¨ Joan Marc Simon
12:15 - Lunch, including Keynote Presentation: Brenda Platt, Institute
for Local Self-Reliance, ?How to Stop Trashing the Climate through Zero
Waste?
13:30 - Audience Participation and Moderated Discussion on Zero Waste
Community Principles.
15:30 - Adoption of Zero Waste Community Principles (as amended)
17:00 - No host reception
18:00 ? Demonstration Supporting A Zero Waste Strategy In Naples
19:00 - Dinner
20:00 ? Zero Waste Italian Network session on toxic waste traffic
in Naples and Campania Region (famous from "Gomorra" movie and
book from Roberto Saviano).
Saturday (2/21/09) 9-5
Track A. Launching ZERO WASTE in EUROPE
1- Panel discussion: Zero Waste in Europe. Possibilities and challenges.
Speakers will explain and help define the concept as well as
analyse possibilities and potentials of how Zero Waste should develop in
Europe, including waste prevention, separate collection, and alternative
strategies for 20-30% residuals.
2- Presentation of Zero Waste achievements and practical examples
from European Zero Waste communities.
(the aim is to show that Zero Waste exists in practice and discuss
possible new places embracing Zero Waste in Europe)
3- Presentation of draft Zero Waste Strategy Paper.
(paper to help structure the debate and it should be amended with
contributions.
3.a) Working groups on different aspects of the Strategy: definition,
organization, communication?)
3.b) Presentation and discussion in plenary.
4- Working Groups on Next steps ? Where do we go from here to
adopt models of New Rules and local Zero Waste plans? How could the
different networks work together, including GAIA, ZWIA, ZERI, Italian ZW
leaders and other appropriate networks? How to communicate throughout
Europe on Zero Waste after this Dialog via new European Zero Waste Yahoo
Group.
5- Launch of the European Zero Waste campaign and ZWIA Zero Waste
Communities.
Track B ? Pursuing a NAPLES ZERO WASTE GOAL and PLAN
Naples attendees meet to fashion the outline of a Zero Waste Plan for
Naples, with support of Zero Waste experts assembled for the
conference. This will apply the Zero Waste Community Principles
adopted on Friday to the facts and situation of Naples.
¨ Naples attendees
provide details on what is going on; what reuse, recycling and composting
services exist;
¨ Zero Waste experts
identify options for policies, programs and facilities to meet
needs.
¨ Moderated discussion to
agree on options to be explored further and how to get that done.
For More Information:
For information regarding participation as a speaker at this
International Dialog please contact Richard Anthony
(Ricanthony@aol.com)
For Registration, local logistics, accommodations and visas Please
contact Rossano Ercolini
ambientefuturo@interfree.it.
Gary Liss &
Associates
916-652-7850
Fax: 916-652-0485
www.garyliss.com