Dates:
May 15, 11:00 a.m. (session in French)
May 15 2:00 p.m. (session in English)
This webinar will immerse participants in the world of transformation through the prism of digital transformation.
How waste data can lead to cleaner, more sustainable cities. During this webinar, speakers will discuss how digitalization makes it possible to:
- Reduce calls to the city by up to +80%
- Better understand the habits of citizens
- Mobilize citizens to optimize sorting and reduce waste at source
- Use the digital citizen card for access to landfill sites
- Improve operational efficiency and cost reduction.
- Brainstorming data is relevant for the dashboard
The webinar will include a presentation of the new bciti+ “waste collection” module.
Discussions and exchanges together to explore how real-time access to data positively influences citizen engagement, by making them actors in the waste recovery chain. We will see how shared responsibility between citizens and cities, and how digital technology can be a powerful catalyst for achieving sustainable development goals.
Featured Guest Speaker: Ian Turpin
Mr. Turpin holds a Master's degree in Strategic Environmental Impact Assessment, a joint program of McGill University and the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), and has more than 20 years of experience in ESG in North America, Oceania and Europe.
He was Director of Sustainability at Quadra, Canada's market leader in chemicals and ingredients distribution, where he led the sustainable solutions and green chemistry portfolio as well as product development. During this mandate, he identified and assessed sustainability attributes for more than 1,600 SKUs to help reduce the environmental footprint of the industries served by Quadra. He now works at CIMA+ where he advises on the construction of a sustainable future
His in-depth knowledge of ESG and sustainability issues supports the vision of the Solutions B-CITI inc. team. in its efforts to help the city play an increasingly important role in the sustainable ecological and economic transition.