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Waste ManageMent ForuM oMan

25 26 March 2013, oman
tHe DIstInguIsHeD sPeaKers anD PaneLIsts
ashraf sameh, oman Wastewater services Company (Haya Water) QHSe Manager arafat aden, Department for environment, Food and rural affairs (DeFra) Waste Management - Waste infrastructure delivery programme Mohammed al-Mashani, Port of salalah Senior Manager, HSe adel shafei Mohamed osman, Ministry of state for environmental affairs General director- egyptian enviromental affairs agency Dr. ali awadh al-amoudi, united nation Development Programme (unDP) Former Sustainable development advisor (Sda) eugene smit, Health authority abu Dhabi Senior officer - occupational and environmental Health Section Marthinus Joubert, beah (oman environmental services Holding Co) director:Strategic planning Mohamed ahmed Ba sahel, Integrated environment Policy & Planning sector, Senior policy planner environment agency abu dhabi Benno Boer, unesCo arab region ecological Sciences advisor Dr. Khulood tubaishat, saudi environmental society advisor Francisco aleza,Ministry of agriculture, Food and environment of Spain,technical adviser - Waste Management Unit Mathew Byram Plumridge, Department of Municipal affairs, emirate of abu Dhabi, Consultant - environmental and Sustainability planning Municipal affairs Governance Sector Manoj Humad, asian Paints Me llc,operations Manager Dr. el-said I. el-shafey, sultan Qaboos university assisstant professor,(applied environmental Chemistry) Chemistry department, College of Science dr.emad adly, arab network for environment and development (raed),Secretary General Dr.emad adly, arab network for environment and Development (raeD), Secretary General representative from al ahlia environmental services representative from Keppel Segghers Prof. Dr. r. ravichandran, national oncology Center royal Hospital, oman, expert Medical physicist

tHe DIstInguIsHeD aDVIsorY PaneL

Maher al-Wahaibi beah (oman environmental services Holding Co). Waste Management engineer ashraf sameh oman Wastewater services Company (Haya Water) QHSe Manager ahmed al sabahi, oMran QHSe Manager ali al-alawi, Petroleum Development oman Senior Corporate environmental & Sd advisor almut riechel, european environment agency (eea) project manager - Sustainable Consumption and production and Waste Group Mohamed ahmed Ba sahel, Integrated environment Policy & Planning sectorSenior policy planner environment agency abu dhabi

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KeY toPICs:
oman waste Management initiative: moving towards zero waste country the importance of waste hierarchy reuse, reduce, recycle waste management within the oil, Construction and medical sector Government structure initiatives and Policy

WHo sHouLD attenD?

Job Function:
Ceo / Managing Director / Director / vP / GM / CFo / Cto / Coo, Directors and Managers of sustainability, Directors and Managers of environmental Policies, Ministry representatives, Health and safety officers, Hse and QHse Managers and Directors, Csr Managers, Developers and building Constructors, Facility owners/operators, suppliers, industry experts & Professionals, environmental and Quality Managers & Practitioners, Chemical and Petrochemical Processing Professionals, waste Management & recycling Professionals, water Management Professionals, industrialists and Manufacturers, Property Managers, Architects, Project Managers of building Facilities, scientists & researchers, research and Development, innovation Managers, engineers, Consultants, Academicians, Policy makers, senior Governmental representatives and Administrators, Media

Case studies in waste Management and best Practice methods

reasons to attenD:
oman has started its initiative towards waste management thanks to the stand taken by the sultan of oman. A new sector law governing waste management in oman, the oman environmental services Holding Company (beah) has the mandate to restructure and privatize the countries solid waste structure. the government has set up a plan to establish 16 state of the art landfills and 65 waste transfer stations and 4 waste treatment plants as its initial step towards meeting the global standards of waste management. Progress has started with this regards, however issues lie with the lack of a structured regulation. the conference will address all these issues with the happenings, case studies and best practices within the region and globally creating a platform to learn and network with industry people.

Industrial split:
Government and environment Agencies, Municipal Authorities, waste Management & Control Authorities, environmental NGos, sustainable energy Companies, energy regulators and Concerned Government Agencies, oil & Gas Companies, real estate & Construction, industrial Plants, waste Processing & service Companies, engineering services, Consultancy and Design offices, environmental Management organisations, research organizations /universities

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DaY 1 Monday, 25th March 2013

8:15 registration and Coffee 8:50 Welcome by Fleming gulf 9:00 opening remarks from the Chair

12:20 Case stuDY | remediation of the contaminated sites - egypt.

adel shafei Mohamed osman Ministry of state for environmental affairs egypt General director- egyptian environmental affairs agency

13:00 Lunch

Waste Management What the Policy Makers have to say?

9:10 Corporate Initiative and Plans: Zero Waste Movement
Omans move towards dealing with the massive waste both domestic and industrial Harmonising policies governing waste management Looking into proper allocation of resources and landfill The Role of beah in strategizing the solid waste sector Overview of the projects in the pipeline to tackle the issue Marthinus Joubert, oman environmental services Holding Co (saoC), director:Strategic planning

14:15 Waste Management in england with special focus on Defras aim on Waste infrastructure delivery programme
About Defra Waste and recycling in the UK - Key facts and figures The EU Landfill Diversion Targets for 2010, 2013, and 2020 to reduce biodegradable municipal waste to landfill Steps taken to comply with EU Landfill Directive targets Defras aim in delivering the Waste Infrastructure to meet the targets The waste Capacity gap and bridging the gap Monitoring the need for more infrastructure Communications Public Perception arafat aden, Department for environment, Food and rural affairs (DeFra), Waste Management - Waste infrastructure delivery programme

9:50 Case stuDY | the arab recycling Initiative of unesCo

Benno Boer, unesCo arab region ecological Sciences advisor

10:30 Coffee Break 11:00 PaneL | Policies and regulation government Insight into managing waste
What is the government strategy for its long term targets? What are the policies laid down for illegal dumping? Privatising waste management for faster and better results Looking into pay as you dump What is taking so long laying down policies with waste? Are they helping the progress of enhancing the movement? Is approval time hindering external companies to provide solutions that can work now?

14:55 Case stuDY | Clean Development Mechanism

ashraf sameh, oman Wastewater services Company (Haya Water), QHSe Manager

15:35 Coffee Break 16:00 Waste management in spain, with special focus on Construction and Demolition Waste (CDW)
National regulation on CDW management Experience in its development and implementation Meeting the targets on recycling and recovery of CDW National regulation on landfills and experience with its implementation Francisco aleza, Ministry of agriculture, Food and environment of spain, technical adviser - Waste Management Unit

Delving into the issues of solid Waste

11:40 Waste management strategies for sustainable urban environments
Integrated & intelligent waste conveyance systems. Understanding the calorific value of household waste and its impact on the feasibility of waste to energy (W2e) systems. Planning for industrial symbiosis. The tangible and intangible benefits of recycled material usage. Mathew Byram Plumridge, Department of Municipal affairs, emirate of abu Dhabi Consultant - environmental and Sustainability planning Municipal affairs Governance Sector

16:40 LeaDers PaneL | What conclusions can be drawn?

Given the account of discussion and impact of solid waste to the environment and industry, what are the final conclusions that can be drawn with respect to policies for waste management and how can the government help to aid the process. Can the ideal of managing waste and recycling material give rise to newer small scale industries creating jobs and tackling the issues with waste at a local level.

17:20 Closing remarks From the event Chair 17:30 netWorKIng reCePtIon

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DaY 2 tuesday, 26th March 2013

8:15 registration and coffee 9:00 opening remarks from the Chair

the process to the atmosphere Food degrading and composting releases methane; greenhouse gas Greenhouse gases and the climatic impact Best practices involving capturing greenhouse gasses and using as fuel

Hazardous Waste the Impact ; the solutions

9:10 tackling norMs in oil and gas
What is the effect of naturally occurring radioactive minerals(NORM) on soil fertility? What are the long term effects to vegetation and human consumption? Are there alternative extraction methodology to reduce NORM Waste? Dr. ali awadh al-amoudi, united nation Development Programme (unDP) Former Sustainable development advisor (Sda)

14.55 Case stuDY | Intermediate solutions to Hazardous waste by asian Paints Me llc:the oman green award winner
EHS Policy of Asian Paints Environment Management System Philosophy evolvement at asian paints o end of pipe treatment o recycle / reuse o reduction at source o natural resource conservation Various Environmental Parameters tracked at Asian Paints Various Pollution Control Measures implemented by Asian paints Issues faced by APME w.r.t. Hazardous waste management & expectations from local authorities. Manoj Humad, asian Paints Me LLC operations Manager

9:50 Medical Waste Management

Addressing the issue of hospital waste at national level The impact of dangerous pathogens in disposals The need to facilitate and advocate research activities in the area How to handle waste without any effect to human health? eugene smit, Health authority abu Dhabi, Senior officer - occupational and environmental Health Section

15:35 Coffee Break 16:00 Public awareness Programs for Middle east

10:30 Coffee Break 11:00 PaneL | risk Management of Hazardous Waste

Risk Assessment (RA) methodology used by industry What are the acceptable levels of risk? Potential impacts of small risk, long-term exposure vs large risk, short-term exposure. Dr. el-said I. el-shafey, sultan Qaboos university assisstant professor,(applied environmental Chemistry) Chemistry department, College of Science Prof. Dr. r. ravichandran, national oncology Center royal Hospital, oman, expert Medical physicist Repercussions involved with a developing nation How is public waste creating a nuisance to green space and wild life? Educating the masses on the long term issues Local initiatives by communities and associating bodies Dr.Khulood tubaishat, saudi environmental society advisor

16:40 regIonaL rounD - taBLe | Implementing global policies in the gCC

How can the region work as a collective towards meeting global standards? How can each country support the other towards waste management? What are the burning issues that need to be tackled right away? What is each regions expertise and how can they contribute? Dr. Khulood tubaishat, saudi environmental society advisor Dr.emad adly, arab network for environment and Development (raeD), Secretary General

11:40 Management of Port Waste Case study Port of salalah

Mohammed al-Mashani, Port of salalah Senior Manager,HSe

12:20 High Level Waste Management strategy in abu Dhabi, and the way forward in implementation.
Mohamed ahmed Ba sahel, Integrated environment Policy & Planning sector, Senior policy planner environment agency abu dhabi

13:00 Lunch

Waste no More the efficient Way Forward

14:15 Waste of energy or energy from Waste
What does the process involve? Is it cost effective? Can the amount of energy generated be used to cycle the process? Incineration being the ideal process, what is the effect of

17:20 Closing remarks From the event Chair

We would like to thank everyone who has helped with the research and organization of this event, especially the speakers for their support and commitment. rohan Jagtap | Conference Producer rohan.jagtap@fleminggulf.com

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sPeaKer ProFILes :
arafat aden, the Department for environment, Food and rural affairs (Defra), Waste infrastructure delivery Monitoring Manager
Arafat is a Waste Infrastructure Delivery Monitoring Manager working in the Climate, Waste and Atmosphere Directorate (CWA) for Defra. Defra is a Central Government Department in the UK responsible for policy and legislation in areas such as: the natural environment, biodiversity, plants and animals, sustainable development and the green economy, food, farming and fisheries, animal health and welfare, environmental protection and pollution control and rural communities and issues. Arafat is responsible for providing high level environmental strategy, policy and technical support. He co-ordinates technical service developments and change management. He is responsible for the production of key waste data to provide quality and performance information to very senior managers and manage waste data from England infrastructure Waste Private Finance Initiative and Public Private Partnership projects. He is responsible for driving waste minimisation, reuse and recycling and working with Local Authorities, community organisations, schools and waste operators. He provides projection of possible performance against European Union Landfill Directive Targets Arafat has worked on environmental technical projects and was responsible for supporting environmental performance audits of major waste projects in London and England regions. He has conducted environmental audit inspections of clearing and construction activities to evaluate, verify and report on contractor compliance in meeting environmental management Plans, and environmental protection plans.

Marthinus Joubert, beah (oman environmental services Holding Co), director:Strategic planning
Mr Joubert is currently heading the Strategic Planning Department in the Oman Environmental Holding Services Company (beah) and is therefore responsible for all Strategic Planning matters in the company. This relates to both the technical as well as the commercial aspects of the company. In this regard he works closely with all other departments in the company. beah has overall responsibility for Waste Management operations in Oman. He holds a Masters Degree in Environmental Science (1988) as well as an Educational Diploma (1975) from the University of Pretoria (South Africa) and has through several additional formal environmental and waste management courses gained a wide professional knowledge and expertise within environmental, waste and project management. Formal courses included Environmental Management Systems, Environmental Impact Assessment, Environmental Law, Environmental Auditing, as well as Hazardous Waste. Apart from his teaching experience both at university as well as secondary schools level, he also gained and developed substantial experience and expertise in Strategic Planning within the Waste Management and Environmental field. Some of the key projects he was involved in as Project Manager included the development of a National Integrated Pollution and Waste Management Policy as well as a National Waste Management Strategy for South Africa (National level). From 2000 to 2010 he operated as an independent consultant. He also acted as Project Manager for the development of a National Waste Management Strategy for Swaziland and was also involved in the development of both the National Environmental Management Act as well as Waste Management Act for South Africa. He was also Project Manager for the Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism (DEAT South Africa) for the African Stockpiles Programme (Pesticides) funded by the World Bank. Furthermore, he was also contracted by COWI Consultants as Waste Management consultant in Qatar. He has more than 25 years of working experience in the Waste and Environmental field. His involvement with technical issues on waste management included planning, information systems, minimisation and recycling, collection, treatment and disposal and have been balanced with facilitation and coordination of capacity development elements. Mr. Joubert has also been involved in development of institutional frameworks, legislation and skills development.

Francisco aleza enciso, education Civil engineer School of Civil Engineering - Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain (1987)
Master in Management of Environmental Services and Infrastructure School for Industrial Organisation (EOI) and Civil Engineers Association of Spain (1998) PROFESIONAL CAREER May 2000 - Today Technical Adviser in the Ministry of Environment of Spain General Directorate of Environmental Quality and Assessment Waste Management Unit Main experience: Developing national legislation and technical regulations on construction and demolition waste and on landfills Member of the Spanish delegation at the Council of the European Union for the adoption of EU legislation (Waste Framework Directive 2008/98/ EC, Decision 2003/33/EC on procedures and criteria for acceptance of waste in landfills) Representative from Spain in the Working Group on Waste Prevention and Recycling at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OECD (President of the Group in 2004-2006) Consultant in an international team for the Project Institutional re-organisation of the water sector in Bosnia-Herzegovina (Year 1999) Years 1987 1997 Different positions in private construction firms of large and medium size (road construction, hydraulic works, structures)

Mohamed ahmed Ba sahel, Integrated environment Policy & Planning sector, Senior policy planner environment agency abu dhabi
Professional background:BSc. Chemical Engineering from UAE University in 2003, Masters in Environmental Engineering Management in University of Technology Sydney, Australia in 2011.

Professional career: Currently,the Senior Environmental Policy Planner, in Integrated Environmental Policy and Planning Sector, Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi. Senior Environmental Coordinator, in Environmental Permitting and Inspection Department, Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi, from 2006 to 2011. Lead Environmental Inspector, in Environmental Permitting and Inspection Department, Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi, from 2004 to 2005. Started career as Process Engineer, in Petrochemical Company called Borouge as part of ADNOC group, from 2003 to 2004.

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sPeaKer ProFILes :
Prof. Dr. r. ravichandran, national oncology Center royal Hospital, oman, expert Medical physicist
Professional Service: Sept.1973 Mar,1975 Medical Physicist, International Cancer Centre, Neyyoor-629802 Mar.1975 - Nov.1980 Lecturer in Radiation Physics, Dept. of Radiotherapy,Christian Medical College Hospital, Vellore-632004 Nov 1980 - Feb,2004 Professor & HOD,Radiation Physics Dept, Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology, Bangalore.-560 029 &Head, Accredited Radiological Dosimetry Lab,KMIO, Bangalore. Dec 2003 Till date Chief Medical Physicist,Department.of Radiotherapy,NationalOncology Center,Royal Hospital, MOH, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman Total Experience: 39 Years (32 Years as Head Physicist/ 23 Years as Professor) (Presently Recognised teacher for FRCR preliminary, Oman Med.Speciality Board) Honours: Included in Worlds WHOs WHO, Marquis Pubs.1999, 2001 Editions. Included in Worlds WHOs WHO in Science & Engineering, 2000 Millenium Edition. U.S.A Delivered Dr.T.P.Ramachandran Memorial Oration (7th),Trivandrum, December,2001. Got Memento from His Excellency SDSharma, President of India Delivered AROI Endowment Oration, Vellore, 17,August,2002 List of experts, IAEA, IOMP, NPL, DST, UPSC, AERB, BHU, SGPGI Served as Member, Governing Council, KMIO, Bangalore 1984-1988 (2 block periods) Conferred Membership , FICNM, FIMSA, FICRO & MCMPI Member, Editorial Board, Journal Of Medical Physics (J Presently Representing Oman in Middle East.Fed.Med.Phys.(MEFOMP) Member, for MEFOMP Journal Committee. Received incentive from Royal Hospital (Jan,2012) for starting TBI procedure. Delivered prestigeious Dr.Ramaiah Naidu Memorial Oration (AMPI), Nov.2012. Professional: Recognized Scientist in Radiological Sciences Publications:96 Publications, Presentations 238, Chapters in Books Academic Recognitions: Serving as Examiner for many universities in India Recognised Guide for Ph.D.,Examined 16 Ph.D Theses;Guided 2 Ph.D candidates,1 MDS thesis & 5 M.Sc theses. Many senior physicists in leading cancer centres in India have guidance & collaborations. Peer Reviewed:30 Journal Articles,for Journals in Biomedical Sciences. Sciences. Membership Prof. Bodies Life member AMPI, AROI, SNMI, IARP, ISRP, ISRB, IBPS, IARI, ICRO, ICNM, KCS, IBS, Corresponding member AAPM Areas of Interest:Radiation Dosimetry, Radiobiology, Health Physics, Radiation Technology, Nuclear Medicine. Served as: Founder Member AMPI (1976), 5 terms EC member AMPI & Vice-President, AMPI (2000-2002), Founder Secretary, AMPI Karnatak Chapter, 4 terms EC member ,AMPI, Chapter, 2 terms Secretary AMPI Chapter (1986-1992), Attended 30 AMPI, 5AROI, 4 SNM, 2 ISRB conferences First Chapter of AMPI formed during 1986 as Founder Secretary with Prof.Viney Jain as President. Organized 2 National Conferences, 5 Symposia & 3 Workshops (India) at Bangalore, India.

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sILVer sPonsor : al ahlia environmental services Co
Al Ahlia Environmental Services Co, a joint venture of Khimji Ramdas and Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited, establish the first managed hazardous waste facility in Oman under PublicPrivate Partnership. Al Ahlia has constructed facilities in Sohar and Duqm. Al Ahlia also provides collection and transport of hazardous waste in specialized vehicles designed as per EU specification for carriage of hazardous waste a first in Oman.

sILVer sPonsor : Keppel seghers

Keppel Integrated Engineering (KIE) is the environmental technology and engineering arm of Keppel Corporation. KIE offers comprehensive environmental solutions and services ranging from consultancy, design, engineering, technology development, construction, operations, and maintenance of plants and facilities to investments in large environmental projects. KIE also offers expertise in facilities management and district heating and cooling.

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