Young people are our future: how can the voices of young waste managers be heard?
Young people are our future: how can the voices of young waste managers be heard?
Everyone was young once. Everyone will remember the frustrations of having ideas, often promising ideas, that simply did not get heard, for complex (and sometimes valid) reasons. Sometimes - because no-one was listening – clever ideas were not acted upon. This workshop will highlight that young waste management researchers/professionals have valuable insights to offer to their older counterparts. It will offer a forum for discussion on how the voices of young waste managers can be heard, and acted upon, and how older professionals can help to address the challenges faced by younger colleagues.
Communication, Education, Respect, Diversity, intergenerational influence
Williams, Ian
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17 May 2024
Williams, Ian
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Williams, Ian
(2024)
Young people are our future: how can the voices of young waste managers be heard?
In Proceedings of the Seventh Symposium on Circular Economy and Urban Mining.
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Everyone was young once. Everyone will remember the frustrations of having ideas, often promising ideas, that simply did not get heard, for complex (and sometimes valid) reasons. Sometimes - because no-one was listening – clever ideas were not acted upon. This workshop will highlight that young waste management researchers/professionals have valuable insights to offer to their older counterparts. It will offer a forum for discussion on how the voices of young waste managers can be heard, and acted upon, and how older professionals can help to address the challenges faced by younger colleagues.
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Published date: 17 May 2024
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7th Symposium on Circular Economy and Urban Mining, , Capri, Italy, 2024-05-15 - 2024-05-17
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Communication, Education, Respect, Diversity, intergenerational influence
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