Re: to waste or not to waste, that's the question

Dear Hlan,

The background is that four organisations have asked me to help set up
and facilitate an event where both:
- companies with a production process producing waste;
- companies processing waste for others;
- civil servants making and implementing regulations regarding waste;
- small companies doing innovative work on either treating waste as an
integral part of the business cycle,
  or on processing it

will take part in an event using a method called Open Space Technology,
a method allowing large groups of stakeholders to have conversations
across organisational/departmental
boundaries, to solve complex problems. For a short description, see
http://www.openspace.dk/english.html

Gerard






Hlan wrote:

> Hi, Gerard;
>
> I am doing something with waste also, and i have a bit knowledge aout
> "the waste is the wealth". when i read your article, i think that we
> might have something to talk to the other if you want to exchange your
> knowledge as well. However, i dont get your question from here. could
> you explain it clearer? YOu are looking for firms who see waste as
> their in-put, or organizations who educate and financially support the
> "waste - imcome" programs or a "best - in class" practice in
> actualizing the "waste - wealth" notion? or ++
>
> Hlan