Events

30th May 2013, 12:30pm to 1:30pm

WEB0513- Introducing the European Commission's EIA and SEA Guides on Integrating Climate Change and Biodiversity

The European Commission has launched two new guidance documents to provide direction to EIA and SEA on integrating enhanced consideration of climate change and biodiversity effects into practice. This webinar will provide and overview of the key messages from both guides, with anticipated presentations from the Commission and Collingwood Environmental Planning (the UK consultancy that was a key part of the Group that produced the guide).

IEMA has played a key role in championing greater consideration of climate change in impact assessment. In relation to this guide we hosted the Commission's initial research into its production within a series of session's Josh Fothergill organised and Co-Chaired at an international conference on Climate Change & IA in Aalborg (Denmark) in October 2010.

4th June 2013, 2:30pm to 5:00pm

YH0613F - Full Membership Workshop Sheffield

These workshops are for IEMA Affiliate and Associate Members who are interested in undertaking the Full and CEnv Membership Assessment by either the Standard or Direct route.

If you are considering upgrading to Full Membership and/or Chartered Environmentalist IEMA has a number of support tools in place to help you understand the application and assessment process. One of the most valuable support tools is the free Full and Dual membership workshop.

These workshops are run by IEMA Full Membership/CEnv Assessors and give you the opportunity to:

• Understand the application and assessment process
• Obtain tips and advice on how to prepare your Full or CEnv application

4th June 2013, 4:00pm to 6:15pm

SE0613-Accessing knowledge for sustainable construction

This event, co-hosted by UKGBC, the IEMA South East Region and CIRIA, will provide an introductory overview of knowledge and information resources for sustainable construction, including the new PinPoint website launched by UKGBC at Ecobuild in March 2013, CIRIA’s catalogue of guidance publications, and the Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network (MBE KTN). Delegates will be given the opportunity to learn how other industry professionals utilise information resources and quiz the custodians of these resources. The event is free to attend and is open to all, however priority will be given to IEMA, UKGBC and CIRIA members.

5th June 2013, 11:00am to 1:30pm

EE0613F - Full Membership Workshop Ipswich

These workshops are for IEMA Affiliate and Associate Members who are interested in undertaking the Full and CEnv Membership Assessment by either the Standard or Direct route.

If you are considering upgrading to Full Membership and/or Chartered Environmentalist IEMA has a number of support tools in place to help you understand the application and assessment process. One of the most valuable support tools is the free Full and Dual membership workshop.

These workshops are run by IEMA Full Membership/CEnv Assessors and give you the opportunity to:

• Understand the application and assessment process
• Obtain tips and advice on how to prepare your Full or CEnv application

12th June 2013, 6:00pm to 8:00pm

YH0613- RETROFIT 2050

The Retrofit 2050 project aims to deliver a step change in current knowledge and capacity for urban sustainability by illuminating challenging but realistic social and technical pathways for the systemic retrofitting of UK city-regions. 80% of the UK population lives in urban areas1, making cities a hub for energy and resource consumption, and potential change.
Facing the daunting prospects of climate change and growing resource constraints, the challenge for urban policymakers is to develop the knowledge and capacity to understand more sustainable ways of generating and using energy and resources and to incorporate them into the existing built environment, and the lives of the people who live in it.

19th June 2013 (All day)

The National Industrial Symbiosis Programme (NISP)

We are pleased to invite you to our Resource Matching workshop to develop smarter ways of bringing resource management solutions and bottom line benefits to companies based in the North of England including North East, Yorkshire & Humber, North West and the English regions.

This event has been part sponsored by the Manufacturing Advisory Service who will be speaking at the event on the resource efficiency services they can offer.
The workshop will help you to:
• Cut costs on raw materials & waste disposal
• Turn waste products into valuable ‘resources’
• Generate new business opportunities
• Improve your environmental performance

27th June 2013, 1:00pm to 5:00pm

Opportunities in Woodland Carbon

The purpose of this free event is to increase awareness of the opportunities and benefits that the Woodland Carbon Code offers to landowners, forest investors and purchasers of voluntary carbon credits. The Code provides a standard for woodland creation projects that seek to abate carbon emissions as well as providing wider social and environmental benefits.

2nd July 2013, 11:00am to 2:00pm

NW0713F - Full and CEnv Membership Workshop- Liverpool

These workshops are for IEMA Affiliate and Associate Members who are interested in undertaking the Full and CEnv Membership Assessment by either the Standard or Direct route.

If you are considering upgrading to Full Membership and/or Chartered Environmentalist IEMA has a number of support tools in place to help you understand the application and assessment process. One of the most valuable support tools is the free Full and Dual membership workshop.

These workshops are run by IEMA Full Membership/CEnv Assessors and give you the opportunity to:

• Understand the application and assessment process
• Obtain tips and advice on how to prepare your Full or CEnv application

4th July 2013, 1:30pm to 4:30pm

MI0713-Managing resource risks and delivering business opportunities - Lincoln

The days of cheap waste disposal are gone. Whilst many firms work to reduce such costs, leading organisations are already pursuing opportunities to generate growth and improve business resilience by realising the value of the resources that pass along their value chains. This activity is the first step in a transition business will make over the coming years to move from managing waste to maximising the value of resources.

Factors such as global competition, supply risks and environmental change will continue to drive increases in the unit cost of key materials (e.g. metals, wood, plastic, etc). The pace at which business reacts to resource risk will not only affect the competitiveness of individual firms, but also that of the UK economy. Environmental professionals are already playing a key role in championing and delivering this change, but what drives our success and what are the barriers that hold back the next steps?

8th July 2013, 9:30am to 12:00pm

SE0713F - Full Membership Workshop London

These workshops are for IEMA Affiliate and Associate Members who are interested in undertaking the Full and CEnv Membership Assessment by either the Standard or Direct route.
If you are considering upgrading to Full Membership and/or Chartered Environmentalist IEMA has a number of support tools in place to help you understand the application and assessment process. One of the most valuable support tools is the free Full and Dual membership workshop.

These workshops are run by IEMA Full Membership/CEnv Assessors and give you the opportunity to:

• Understand the application and assessment process
• Obtain tips and advice on how to prepare your Full or CEnv application

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