BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//BASA - ECPv6.17.3.1//NONSGML v1.0//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:BASA X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://basatraining.com X-WR-CALDESC:Events for BASA REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT1H X-Robots-Tag:noindex X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/Helsinki BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+0200 TZOFFSETTO:+0300 TZNAME:EEST DTSTART:20250330T010000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+0300 TZOFFSETTO:+0200 TZNAME:EET DTSTART:20251026T010000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+0200 TZOFFSETTO:+0300 TZNAME:EEST DTSTART:20260329T010000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+0300 TZOFFSETTO:+0200 TZNAME:EET DTSTART:20261025T010000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+0200 TZOFFSETTO:+0300 TZNAME:EEST DTSTART:20270328T010000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+0300 TZOFFSETTO:+0200 TZNAME:EET DTSTART:20271031T010000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+0200 TZOFFSETTO:+0300 TZNAME:EEST DTSTART:20280326T010000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+0300 TZOFFSETTO:+0200 TZNAME:EET DTSTART:20281029T010000 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260911 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260916 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063950-1789084800-1789516799@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name * \n Address Line Additional\n \n \n Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2026-09-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260911 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260916 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060756-1789084800-1789516799@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participants \n Number Details Name\n \n \n Additional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2026-09-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261011 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261016 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063951-1791676800-1792108799@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details) \n 2 Course Address\n \n \n Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2026-10-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261011 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261016 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060757-1791676800-1792108799@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLast \n Course 3 Organization\n \n \n Organization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2026-10-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261111 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261116 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063952-1794355200-1794787199@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLast \n Number Address Name\n \n \n Number of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2026-11-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261111 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261116 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10039890-1794355200-1794787199@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *Address \n Additional Phone Contact\n \n \n Address Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2026-11-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261211 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261216 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063953-1796947200-1797379199@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *Address \n Additional Information 3\n \n \n Address Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2026-12-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261211 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261216 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060758-1796947200-1797379199@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name * \n Contact Additional Participants\n \n \n AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2026-12-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270111 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270116 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063666-1799625600-1800057599@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubai \n Number 2 Name\n \n \n Additional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-01-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270111 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270116 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060759-1799625600-1800057599@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLast \n Address Applicant Additional\n \n \n Address Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-01-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270211 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270216 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063954-1802304000-1802735999@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participants \n Line details Information\n \n \n Additional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-02-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270211 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270216 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060760-1802304000-1802735999@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLast \n Type Participants Name\n \n \n Email *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-02-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270311 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270316 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063955-1804723200-1805155199@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLast \n details Additional Name\n \n \n Address Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-03-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270311 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270316 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060761-1804723200-1805155199@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. \n Address details Information\n \n \n Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-03-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270411 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270416 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063956-1807401600-1807833599@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number * \n Additional Address Details\n \n \n Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-04-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270411 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270416 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060762-1807401600-1807833599@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional Information \n Applicant Additional Email\n \n \n Organization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-04-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270511 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270516 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063957-1809993600-1810425599@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLast \n Details Line Course\n \n \n Organization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-05-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270511 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270516 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060763-1809993600-1810425599@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number * \n Address Number Address\n \n \n Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-05-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270611 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270616 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063958-1812672000-1813103999@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLast \n Phone Contact Venue\n \n \n Number of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-06-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270611 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270616 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060764-1812672000-1813103999@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number * \n Email Information organization\n \n \n Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-06-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270711 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270716 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063959-1815264000-1815695999@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLast \n Course Address Phone\n \n \n Email *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-07-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270711 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270716 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060765-1815264000-1815695999@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *Address \n Applicant Email from\n \n \n Address Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-07-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270811 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270816 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063960-1817942400-1818374399@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name * \n from Organization Line\n \n \n AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-08-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270811 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270816 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10039899-1817942400-1818374399@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLast \n Course Additional Email\n \n \n Number of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-08-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270911 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270916 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063961-1820620800-1821052799@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participants \n Applicant Details Address\n \n \n Additional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-09-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270911 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270916 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060766-1820620800-1821052799@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLast \n Information details Email\n \n \n Address Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-09-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20271011 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20271016 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063675-1823212800-1823644799@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number * \n Participants organization 3\n \n \n Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-10-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20271011 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20271016 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060767-1823212800-1823644799@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. \n Name Details details\n \n \n Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-10-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20271111 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20271116 DTSTAMP:20260204T091321Z CREATED:20241001T220000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260204T091321Z UID:10063962-1825891200-1826323199@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *Address \n Name Name Venue\n \n \n Address Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2/2027-11-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/waste-management.png ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20271111 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20271116 DTSTAMP:20260203T105603Z CREATED:20250822T101018Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T105603Z UID:10060768-1825891200-1826323199@basatraining.com SUMMARY:Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable Approach DESCRIPTION:Waste Management\nWhy Attend\nIn the 21st century\, sustainable waste management is as much about resource management and recovery\, as it is about safe and effective disposal. \nThis course helps participants who either produce waste or handle waste to use information gained to develop a more sustainable and cost-effective way of managing waste in both a local and national context. It follows the principles of the waste management hierarchy to underpin good practice in waste management\, in a way that recognizes waste as a resource. This will both help to protect the environment and maximize profit. \nParticipants will learn to use a range of tools to explore opportunities in waste prevention\, re-use and recycling; and in so doing\, reduce management costs and create commercial opportunities. \nOpportunities for energy generation from biological waste\, including food waste\, will also be identified. \n\nCourse Methodology\nThis course is highly interactive and includes group discussions\, case studies and syndicate work. It includes practical exercises that will allow all participants to use the knowledge they gained to implement their skills in Waste Management. \n\n\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the use of the waste management hierarchy in the sustainable management of waste and its role in the circular economy\nUse the principles of sustainable waste management in a Middle East context\nIdentify opportunities in waste prevention for cost-efficient waste management\nExplore re-use and recycling opportunities in waste management\, and manage waste-related environmental risks through a risk-based approach\nUse principles of waste recovery to explore opportunities for energy generation through anaerobic digestion and energy from waste incineration\nExamine the potential impacts of waste disposal to land (landfill) and identify more sustainable alternatives where appropriate\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is designed for waste managers and supervisors in all waste-producing industries (e.g. including construction\, manufacturing and retail.) It is also ideal for municipal waste managers\, waste planners (private and public sector) and anyone who wishes to explore opportunities in the management of waste in the 21st century. \n\n\nTarget Competencies\n\nWaste prevention\nSustainable waste management\nRecycling\nRecovery\nWaste disposal\n\nOutline\n\n\nSustainable waste management: an international context\n\n\n\nWaste management policy for the 21st Century\nPrinciples of sustainable waste management\nSustainable waste management and the circular economy\nSustainable waste management: A Middle East perspective\nEnvironmental risks and their management and control\nPollution linkages and their use in managing environmental risks\nGood practice in municipal waste management\nSustainable options for different waste types\n\n\n\nWaste prevention\n\n\n\nCommercial ‘drivers’ and good practice examples\nThe true cost of waste\nUse of simple tools\n\nFlow diagrams\nScope to save\nProcess mapping\nMass balance\nSMART objectives\nCause and effect diagrams\nDecision matrices\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste re-use and recycling\n\n\n\nThe value of waste as resources\nThe role of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)\n‘Clean’ MRFs and ‘Dirty’ MRFs: How they work\nThe role of transfer stations\nThe science of composting\nGood practice in open windrow composting\nGood practice in ‘In-Vessel Composting’ (IVC)\nIVC for food waste\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWaste recovery\n\n\n\nAnaerobic Digestion (AD): an old science with new opportunities\nThe science of AD: summary\nAD of food waste\nAD for energy generation\nGood practice in the management of food waste\nWaste incineration with energy recovery\nGood practice in Energy from Waste Incineration (EfW)\nEfW for municipal waste\n\n\n\nWaste disposal on land\n\n\n\nLandfill: Hazards and risks\nPrinciples of sustainable landfill\nLandfill: Engineering considerations\nRegional (including climate and geological) influences on good practice\nCo-disposal landfill\nLong-term storage of waste\nWaste management in 2050\nPredicting the future: potential commercial opportunities in waste management\nCourse summary\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm Email \n Organization Participants Line\n \n \n Phone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit URL:https://basatraining.com/course/waste-management-a-modern-and-sustainable-approach-2-2/2027-11-11/ LOCATION:Pretoria\, 484 Hilda St\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa CATEGORIES:Safety and Environment ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://basatraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/pawel-czerwinski-RkIsyD_AVvc-unsplash.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="BASA":MAILTO:info@basatraining.com END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR