Introduction of an EPR system - What can companies contribute?
A knowledge exchange between Jordan, Egypt, and Malaysia
An Extended Producer Responsibility-System (EPR-System) allows manufacturers and importers of packed products to return their packaging to a recycling loop. It provides them with the opportunity to take responsibility for the packaging materials they put on the market and to make a significant contribution to environmental protection.
In Jordan, Egypt and Malaysia, the legal basis for introducing an EPR system is currently being created. Our webinar will present - and discuss - the frame conditions, challenges, and lessons learned so far in these three countries. Companies and consultants will share their experiences in introducing an EPR system:
- What are the challenges for companies?
- How can they constructively shape the process and assume their share of responsibility for a clean environment?
- What lessons learned and best practice can already be derived from this process?
- Can experts and companies in these countries work together as a peer-to-peer group to advise each other and make use of synergy effects?
Agenda
10 minutes | Welcome to the participants and objectives of the event Markus Lücke (GIZ Project Leader) Dr. Edith Kürzinger (Moderater) |
30 minutes (including 10 minutes of discussion) | Jordan: The challenges of implementing an EPR system The challenges of setting the right framework conditions (Status quo PRO and legislation) Agnes Bünemann (cyclos GmbH, Managing Director) Gabriele Janikowski (GIZ Project Leader) |
30 minutes (including 10 minutes of discussion) | Malaysia: Journey of MAREA’s formation in Malaysia Juan Aranols (Chairman MAREA, CEO of Nestle Malaysia) Nestle Kerbside collection experience – A voluntary EPR project Michelle Woon (Nestlé Malaysia & Singapore, Corporate Affairs Manager - Sustainability Lead) |
30 minutes (including 10 minutes of discussion) | Egypt: Status Quo and Experiences of in the private sector in Egypt Shereen Shaheen (Coca-Cola) Amr Sakr (Bariq) |
20 minutes | Moderated discussion along guiding questions - Moderator
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Closure and Goodbye - Moderator |