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Regional Workshop of the Greater Mekong Sub-region to share the lessons learnt from the Viet Nam experience on the National Strategy of Integrated Solid waste Management/ 3R |
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Since 2005, UNCRD and IGES have supported the development of National 3R Strategy in Viet Nam. As a part of the "Greater Mekong Sub-region Core Environmental Program and Biodiversity Corridors Initiative" of the Asian Development Bank, this project was implemented to transfer the experience of Viet Nam in promoting the 3Rs to other countries in the region. Following the official adoption of National 3R Strategy of Viet Nam by Prime Minister of Viet Nam in December 2009, INSPONRE/MONRE, UNCRD, and IGES co-organised Regional Workshop of the Greater Mekong Sub-region to disseminate Viet Nam's experience to other GMS countries in 28-29 July, 2010.
The workshop was held with participation of the governmental officials in charge of waste management and 3R policies from Cambodia, China, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand, and Viet Nam. The workshop discussed challenges and opportunities to implement 3R strategies in GMS countries and the future direction of 3R policy in the GMS region.
The workshop adopted the Chair's Summary which emphasised the importance of the 3R approach and its multiple benefits, and the importance of National 3R Strategies in support of the objectives of the Tokyo 3R Statement. The GMS countries agreed to continue exchanging relevant information for better implementation of the 3R policies, and attached strategic importance to the cooperation and partnership with international organisations, and bilateral and multilateral donor communities.
From SCP Group of IGES, Dr. Yasuhiko Hotta, Deputy Group Director and Dr. Janya Sang-Arun participated in the workshop. In addition, Dr. Jamsranjav Baasansuren participated from IPCC/TSU. Dr. Hotta made a presentation on "win-win solutions for climate change and waste management, focusing on co-benefits". IGES also planned and organised a session in Climate Change and Solid Waste Management with presentations from Dr. Sang-Arun on "Utilisation of urban organic waste in GMS towards climate change mitigation" and Dr. Baasansuren on "Estimating GHG emissions from landfills and organic waste treatment".
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28-29 July, 2010 |
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Hai Phong, Viet Nam |
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United Nations Centre for Regional Development (UNCRD), Institute of Strategy, Policy on Natural Resources and Environment, MONRE, Viet Nam (ISPONRE/MONRE), and Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) |
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Asian Development Bank |
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Chair Summary 81KB |
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| Agenda |
28 July (Wed) 2010 |
| Opening Session |
 Address by Nguyen Van Tai, ISPONRE/MONRE
Address by Kazunobu Onogawa, UNCRD
Address by Yasuhiko Hotta, IGES
Address by ADB/EOC |
Plenary Session 1: Introduction of the National Strategy of 3R/Integrated Solid Waste Management
Chair: Dr. Nguyen Van Tai, Director General, ISPONRE |
Mainstreaming the 3Rs: Global, regional and national perspectives
- by CRC Mohanty, UNCRD1.12MB |
Development and Promotion of National 3R Strategy: Cambodia, Philippines and Thailand
- by Guilberto Borongan, UNEP/RRC.AP869KB |
Introduction of the National Strategy of Integrated Solid Waste Management of Viet Nam: Visions, Objectives, Programmes and Actions
- by Nguyen Trung Thang, ISPONRE/MONRE101KB |
| Questions and Answers |
Plenary Session 2: 3R and Waste Management Policies and Practices in GMS countries
Chair: Chonchinee Amawatana, ADB/EOC |
Cambodia
- by CHUON Chanrithy and HENG Nareth, Ministry of Environment411KB |
Lao PDR
- by Thevarack PHONEKEO, Water Resources and Environment Administration, and Phouthasom INTHAVONG, Ministry of Public Works and Transport136KB |
Myanmar
- by Mann, Ministry of Progress of Border Areas and National Races and Development Affair, and Ohnmar Myint, National Commission for Environmental Affairs548KB |
Thailand
- by Napawas BUASRUANG and Wassana JANGPRAJAK, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment605KB |
PRC
- by ZHANG Huatian and ZHENG Yang, Ministry of Environmental Protection
219KB255KB |
| Questions and Answers |
Plenary Session 3: Theme - Integrated Solid Waste Management in the GMS countries
Chair: Kazunobu Onogawa, Director, UNCRD |
Integrated Waste Management towards Green Economy
- by Prasad Modak , Environmental Management Centre, India555KB
- by Dr. Sunil Heart |
E-learning module for ISWM
- by Prasad Modak and Dr. Sunil Herat521KB |
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Plenary Session 4: Theme - Hazardous Wastes and E-Wastes in the GMS countries
Chair: Dr. CRC Mohanty, UNCRD |
Management of Hazardous Wastes and E-wastes in developing countries
- by Sunil Herat , Griffith University2.06MB |
Hazardous Wastes and E-Wastes in Viet Nam: Issues, challenges and opportunities
- by Nguyen Thanh Yen, Agency of Waste Management and Environment Promotion/MONRE433KB |
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Plenary Session 5: Theme - Achieving Climate Change Co-benefits: Challenges and opportunities for the GMS countries
Chair: Sunil Herat, Griffith University |
Win-win solutions for climate change and waste management, focusing on co-benefits
- by Yasuhiko Hotta, IGES176KB |
Management of Agricultural Waste and potential for co-benefits: Cases from Viet Nam
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by Dang Khanh, Department of Science, Technology and Environment/Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development432KB |
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29 July (Thu) 2010 |
| Opening Session of Day 2 |
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Plenary Session 6: Session by IGES on Climate Change/Waste Management
Chair: Zhang Huatian, Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP), China |
Estimating GHG emissions from landfills and organic waste treatment -
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by Jamsranjav Baasansuren, IPCC/TSU 224KB |
Utilization of urban organic waste in GMS towards climate change mitigation
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by Janya Sang-Arun, IGES261KB
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Plenary Session 7: Interactive Dialogue among GMS Countries to Assess Desirability of Developing National Strategies and Implementing 3R Activities in GMS Countries
Moderator: CRC Mohanty, UNCRD and Sunil Herat, Griffith University |
| Que. 1: What are the lessons learnt from Viet Nam 3R Strategy? 605KB |
| Que. 2: How could the 3Rs benefit GMS countries in terms of social, economic and environmental aspects? |
| Que. 3: What are the obstacles in implementing the 3Rs/Integrated Waste Management? |
Plenary Session 8: Interactive Dialogue among GMS Countries to Assess Desirability of Developing National Strategies and Implementing 3R Activities in GMS Countries - continued
Moderator: Yasuhiko Hotta, IGES |
| Que. 4:What are the financial, institutional and technical requirements to make the 3Rs happen in GMS countries? |
| Que. 5: What is the future goal/vision towards sustainable resource management in the GMS countries? |
Plenary Session 9: Discussion and Adoption of the Chair's Summary
Chairs: Kazunobu Onogawa, Director, UNCRD and Mr. HENG Nareth, Director of Pollution Control Department, Ministry of Environment, Cambodia |
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| Closing Session |
| Address by Kazunobu Onogawa, UNCRD |
| Address by ADB/EOC |
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Contact |
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Sustainable Consumption and Production Project
Address: 2108-11 Kamiyamaguchi, Hayama, Kanagawa 240-0115 Japan
Tel: +81-46-855-3840 Fax: +81-46-855-3809
E-mail : scp-info@iges.or.jp |
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