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UNEP-AIST Workshop on "Waste Plastics Management in Developing Countries" in Tsukuba, Japan, on 1-4 March 2011

International Environmental Technology Centre (IETC) in cooperation with the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) organized on 1-4 March 2011, in Tsukuba, a workshop on Waste Plastics Management in Developing Countries.

Objectives

The objective of the workshop was to support the project “Converting Plastic Waste into Fuel” currently being implemented in Thailand and Philippines by:

1. bringing together developing countries and technology suppliers to discuss the problems encountered for technology transfer
2. bringing together partners for the countries where the project is being implemented to share their experiences and learn from each other.

Please refer to the section below for the materials related to the workshop.

Presentation Materials

1. IETC Waste Management Activities (PDF 541KB)

2. Overview of the Project "Converting Waste Plastics Into Fuel" (PDF 246KB)

3. Waste Plastics to Resources: Technologies and its Selection (PDF 1.1MB)

4. SAT Methodology (PDF 2.9MB)

5. Waste to Energy: A Case Study from Thailand. Baseline Data from Phitsanulok and Nakhonratchasima (PDF 3.7MB)

6. Waste Plastics to Liquid Fuel in Phitsanulok Municipality (PDF 2.2MB)

7. Conversion of Waste Plastics into Fuel: Nakhonratchasima (PDF 3.0MB)

8. Waste Plastic2Fuel Project in the Philippines. Overview and Baseline Data (PDF 4.0MB)

9. Waste Plastic2Fuel Waste Plastics to Solid Briquette Fuel Pilot Project in Cebu, Philippines (PDF 171KB)

10. Prospect and Current Status of Reforming Mixed Plastic Waste to Useful Oil in Thailand. Case Study: Warimchamrap Municipality (PDF 2.6MB)

11. Waste Plastics Recycling Technologies in the Philippines (PDF 5.1MB)

12. RPPWF/Green Coal as Sustainable Growth Engine. Creative Co. Ltd. (PDF 1.1MB)

13. Plastic Waste to Liquid FUEL. Blest Co. Ltd. (PDF 630KB)

14. Gasification of Organic Waste. Ostrand Corporation (PDF 781KB)

15. Trader Company Engagement in Recycling Business. Mitsui Thailand (PDF 1.4MB)

16. Eco-town Initiatives by Private Sectors and Local Governments in Japan (PDF 732KB)